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Mr. Schäuble said last week the jump in tax revenue would allow the country to balance its budget next year, but the coalition leaders set that target for 2014 — which is still two years earlier than required by law.

The European Central Bank tries to hold increases in the general level of prices to just under 2 percent; it has not met that target for 15 consecutive months.

Direct acting antivirals (DAA), i.e. molecules that target for example the HCV NS3 protease and NS5B polymerase have been discovered and several are in clinical development [3].

When the expression of a potential drug target is higher in tumor cells than in normal cells, there is an implication that the tumor cell requires that target for its survival; thus, it follows that blocking the target would impede cancer cell proliferation.

The "caseload reduction credit" allowed them to knock one percentage point off that target for every percentage-point drop in the state's welfare caseload.

OPEC's official price target remains $22-to-$22-to-$22-to-$28hough ithats exceeded targetarget for a while.

Oxfam denounced the committee's findings, arguing that there was a raft of evidence that targets for more aid were needed to make real changes in developing countries.

A jobcentre personal adviser agreed that targets for sanction referrals were not new, but said: "The targets [for sanctions] have got higher and the options for getting people into jobs have got fewer.

Marsh says that targets for its investments are startups with potential $100 million+ exits, with 3x-10x returns on investment.

The core constructs believed to underpin competent parenting need to be articulated so that targets for intervention can be specified.

But they both recognised that the target for reducing pay increases in 1978-79 was too ambitious, ending in political disaster.