Sentence examples for today a target from inspiring English sources

Here's what we're expecting today: A target to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 35% or 40% on 1990 levels by 2030.

Everyone who is connected to the Internet small and medium businesses, big corporations, governments–is today a target for attack," says Eugene Kaspersky, chairman and CEO of security services firm Kaspersky Lab.

The Planning Commission has said India needs to spend $500 billion by 2012, a target few analysts expect it to meet.

He repeated that the company expected to meet its full-year earnings target of $1.8 billion to $2 billion in 2001, a target he had reduced twice this year.

In 2005, a target was set for China to have 10% of its energy coming from renewable energy sources by 2010 and 15% by 2020.

Chief executive Pascal Soriot pledged to lift company sales to $45bn by 2023, from $26bn last year – a target seen by many analysts as ambitious.

The new goals call for 30percentt of adults to be exercising regularly by 2010, a target that was supposed to have been met this year.

In actuality, the E.P.A. is aiming for a cut of thirty per cent by 2030 — a target that could lead to the closure of many older coal plants.

In 2012, the chancellor set a target of doubling UK exports to £1tn by 2020, a target which now looks out of reach according to the British Chambers of Commerce.

But analysts foresee little impact on DoCoMo's earnings, since the company had anticipated only 150,000 subscribers to the service for this year, a target that remains unchanged.

Consensus estimates project per-share-profit growth of 7% in fiscal 2009, a target BMC should be able to top.