Sentence examples for targets to shift from inspiring English sources

The indicator 'share of population living in regions with the objective to shift to 100% renewable energy' was selected because regions setting ambitious targets to shift their energy supply towards renewable energies support the energy transition by providing space to test innovative technologies and create new organizational forms of co-operation.

Our study estimated benefits versus risks of increased physical activity, typically by evaluating active travel policies targeted to shift commuters from car use to cycling, on a population level, based on derivation of risk estimates from different studies and hypothetical scenarios (Andersen et al. 2000; de Hartog et al. 2010; Rojas-Rueda et al. 2011, 2012, 2013).

The target has to shift from "welfare scroungers" to tax dodgers, and the campaign go national.

If cued by an alternative instruction, the same subjects exploited learned association between portrait identities and specific target locations to shift attention while ignoring gaze.

The two hit it off and then got technical — how to build batteries for electric cars, create an infrastructure of charging stations, target tax credits to shift consumers into super-efficient vehicles.

His primary target then appears to shift to the entertainment industry: "Heinrich Heine never gave a verdammt whether or not his words sounded hot over a microphone and I don't think Homer knew much about punch lines".

Their function is not simply to activate direct target genes, but to shift the cell into a new stable state of gene expression.

When the leaders of militant groups have been taken out, the violence tends to shift from targeting military targets to civilian ones".

While Target did not appear to shift prices nearly as frequently as Walmart and Amazon, it offered specials that spurred competitors into action.

More specifically, a change of the F0 context from high to low or vice versa before the final target sibilant was able to shift word-identification judgments by up to 30%.

The most effective because it has a legislated cap on carbon pollution, which is able to move over time as international negotiations progress and as the country decides to shift its targets for emissions reductions.