Sentence examples for through targets from inspiring English sources

Where the Butler Act was localist, New Labour actively challenged schools' autonomy through targets, strategies and league tables, which overwhelmed the profession.

2) Rich countries and western NGOs wanted to rush through targets and timetables for fresh environmental goals, but this was sensibly resisted.

Control is exercised through targets and "performance indicators" covering everything from the number of car crashes per 1,000 people to the amount of time officers spend behind their desks.

However, with greater demand and scrutiny placed on biodiversity indicators (4) through targets such as CBD, how can they better support conservation efforts?

The key nature of this sector has been identified through targets being set for renewable energy to achieve environmental and economic benefits.

The government thus directs services through targets with the result that, for all the good intentions of clinicians and managers, satisfying central whims too often comes before caring for the patient.

This is fine but only if the agreements reflect well-thought-through targets and objectives for the departments.

This includes tackling the disease in wildlife through targeted culling.

The cosmetic industry, through targeted marketing, has certainly played a role.

We want to get the job done through targeted investments in products.

All this needs to be delivered through targeted public legal education programmes.