Sentence examples for the target needs from inspiring English sources

While it is not necessary to do without some form of control on overall migration levels, the target needs to be revised so, in particular, we don't see a reduction in migrants that enrich Britain both economically and culturally.

First, a preliminary interview was conducted with different stakeholders namely, undergraduate students, recent graduates, English literature instructors, and language instructorsin an attempt to arrive at the target needs of the undergraduate students.

A powerful new government climate change committee will meet today for the first time to decide how ministers will meet their commitment to cut carbon emissions by 60% by 2050, and whether the target needs to be strengthened in the face of worsening forecasts on climate change.

The more number of times the target needs to be matched with, the more likely the false correspondences.

The RTCP feedback signaling provides the source node with information to re-configure the codec rate to suit the target needs.

The time required by the base station node sending L message and start message to the nodes is up to (2+1)×7=21 ms. The time needed for the host running the reconstruction algorithm is less than 1 ms. In total, once estimation of the location of the target needs up to 160+21+1=182 ms≈0.2 s.

Hence, the separation between the transducer and the target need to be measured with the best possible resolution and least uncertainty.

But they would not meet the two-degree goal set by the UN and accepted as the target needed to avoid dangerous climate change.

To defeat wiretapping systems, the target need only send the same "idle signal" that the tapping equipment sends to the recorder when the telephone is not in use.

Though GDP growth was around 6% last year, a government deficit of 3.7% of GDP in 2006 is likely to rise to 4.1% in 2007, taking the country way beyond the target needed to adopt the euro.

With the upward step in mean luminance (grey upward triangles in Fig 3), the target needed to be presented with approximately 400 ms delay in order to be perceived without significant attenuation.