Sentence examples for targets aiming from inspiring English sources

The Obama administration and automakers last year agreed to new fuel-efficiency targets, aiming to raise the Corporate Average Fuel Efficiency, or CAFE, standard to 54.5 miles per gallon by 2025, with the goal of saving 12 billion barrels of oil over the life of the program.

On Friday, emboldened by displays of Egyptian solidarity and undeterred by Israel's advanced aerial firepower, Palestinian militants under siege in Gaza broadened their rocket targets, aiming at Jerusalem for the first time, sending a second volley screeching toward Tel Aviv and pushing the Israelis closer to a ground invasion.

Left to its own devices, the market would replace them with natural gas, but the government has committed itself to eye-wateringly tough climate-change targets, aiming to reduce emissions of planet-heating gases by 2050 relative to their 1990 levels by 80%.

An accompanying analysis of the published crystal structures for the targets, aiming to guide optimization, highlighted mostly the intractability of mapping the inhibitor binding similarities to structural properites.

The joint statement is expected to call attention to China's decision to support Fukuda's initiative to follow up on the Kyoto Protocol by setting industry-specific emission reduction targets aiming to halve global greenhouse gas concentrations by 2050.

An experiment was conducted to evaluate this approach, with the participation of a bioinformatician specialist of the Laboratory of Peptides and Proteins of the IOC/Fiocruz, who was interested in discovering new drug targets aiming at the combat of tropical diseases.

Other targets aim to increase navy and airforce participation – both currently about 18% – to 25% by 2023.

He said that attacks had been launched against "selected targets" aimed at undermining the regime's ability to defend itself.

Birth rates for IVF twins and triplets have begun to fall in line with government targets aimed at reducing health risks caused by multiple pregnancies.

The House of Lords has voted to keep targets aimed at reducing child poverty, forcing the government to reconsider its plan to abolish them.

On Monday peers voted to keep targets aimed at reducing child poverty, forcing the government to reconsider its plan to abolish them.