Sentence examples for targets to avoid from inspiring English sources
Israeli officials say they select such targets to avoid killing civilians and to deliver a message to the Palestinian Authority.
Time is money in the oil industry, and these helicopters must meet commercial airline-style availability and punctuality targets to avoid contract penalties from clients.
Scientific research shows that in order to meet international targets to avoid catastrophic levels of climate change, the majority of proven fossil fuel reserves must remain in the ground.
According to a report published on Friday, at least two-thirds of these reserves will have to remain underground if the world is to meet existing internationally agreed targets to avoid the threshold for "dangerous" climate change.
A report in April on the global carbon bubble showed how at least two-thirds of the oil, coal and gas reserves already held by fossil fuel companies will have to remain underground if the world is to meet existing internationally agreed targets to avoid the threshold for "dangerous" climate change.
The government, which is being forced to act on waste because of tough EU targets to avoid landfill, said it expected total household waste to grow at about 1.5% a year over the next 15 years but commercial waste to grow 52% in that time.
We think this building is a mosque," which would make it a target to avoid under rules of engagement issued by President George W. Bush.
Others, such as the Netherlands and Belgium, may have similar trouble,Should Mr Hollande cut spending to meet EU rules, or breach the target to avoid what he calls "austerity without end"?
The Cuomo administration said that enforcement was as vigorous as ever, and that Mr. Cox was on target to avoid $1.1 billion in improper Medicaid spending this year, even more than his predecessor.
Improved conditions of work in these units should be a target to avoid Burn Out Syndrome.
It is an important target to avoid surface grooves during the SPF/DB process when making 3-layer structures.
