Sentence examples for the central targets from inspiring English sources

Republican leaders here — long the central targets of dissent — have become so familiar with the remaining protesters that they have devised nicknames for some.

The central targets of the five-week-old American operation, Osama bin Laden and his Qaeda lieutenants, as well Mullah Muhammad Omar and other leaders of the Taliban, remained at large.

In other words, MTFs are really men who are victims of the violence done through the rigidly enforced sex-role system and FTMs are really women who, as such, are the central targets of this system.

Thus, after deramp operation, only the linear RCMs of the central targets in azimuth have been fully removed, while the residual linear RCMs of the noncentral targets in azimuth still exist and cannot be ignored in high-squint BiSAR which will be discussed in Section 3.3.

In the 1920s, women became the central targets of the booming advertising industry.

Thus, the enucleation experiments demonstrated that almost all the GFP labeling corresponded to RGC axon termini in the central targets.

It was clear that the central target of their wrath was Dinkins.

Egypt was the central target of President Bush's Freedom Agenda, his campaign to spread democracy worldwide.

"Most of the bullets struck her body armour or the wall at the front of the house, but she was the central target.

While federal officials have declined to name the elected official who is the central target of their investigation, the pressure on Mr. Ganim continues to build.

As it stands, it feels a little like the aftermath of the Fred Goodwin saga: a PR diversion strategy, looking tough to the public but missing the central target.