Sentence examples for targets to bring from inspiring English sources

In the 1990s it set targets to bring down the numbers with cancer and the deaths.

Every country agreed, nearly three years ago, to set its own targets to bring down its greenhouse gas emissions.

The NHS Plan later that year set out a plethora of targets to bring this about, of which the most salient was a commitment to shorten waiting times.

For example, he says, bombmakers could be spotted if they rent apartments near potential targets to bring apparently harmless IED ingredients past checkpoints, rather than completed bombs.Capturing or killing bombers may, however, reduce attacks only briefly.

Even in Britain, where incumbent governments have more power to force through budget changes, the Labour party seems to be relying on some unrealistic growth targets to bring the deficit down.

Concern over the rise in diabetes, heart disease, cancer and other conditions fuelled by obesity led to a UN summit in 2011, where the World Health Organisation (WHO) was commissioned to set targets to bring down the alarming rate of weight gain across the planet.

This time round, the Global Goals apply to all countries in the world, with targets that aim to bring about positive change for everyone.

Western military strategists had, of course, identified the nerve centres they would need to target to bring down their enemy.

David Cameron has set a target to bring net migration below 100,000, meaning the target is being missed by three times.

It forced the bank to abandon a target to bring its costs down to 48 percent to 52 percent of income.

Pass a Zero Carbon Britain Act to set a new legally binding target to bring greenhouse emissions to zero by 2050.