Sentence examples for viewed as a target from inspiring English sources

Mid-July has been viewed as a target date to resume operations, which would allow a condensed free-agency period before teams report for training camp at the end of July.

"It is just an absurd outcome," said Paromita Shah, associate director of the National Immigration Project, "when a man who has a motion from a US attorney who says he is not a threat to society is being viewed as a target for deportation by another agency under the same executive branch of government".

"Some very difficult decisions have to be made," said Representative John Sweeney, a Republican who represents a large swath of northern New York but is not viewed as a target because of his close ties to Mr. Pataki and William Powers, the state Republican chairman.

DNS of turbulence may be viewed as a target problem.

Although Rb is classically viewed as a target for cyclin D- and E-dependent cell cycle kinases, other kinases may contribute to its inactivation.

When the letter "E" was displaced on the right side of both monitors, only one monitor was viewed as a target.

Now, SunTrust itself is viewed as a takeover target.

It had good press and it was viewed as a takeover target.

Officially, the Musharraf government severed ties with the Taliban two years ago, after the Bush Administration made clear that any country harboring terrorists would be viewed as a legitimate target.

"SMEs are being viewed as a softer target by criminals, and are often a route to a 'bigger prize' if they are contracting with larger organisations, who may be harder to penetrate directly".

Analysts say the only big independent paper company left -- and thus, the one most likely to be viewed as a juicy target by UPM if it loses Champion -- is the Mead Corporation, a $5 billion company in Dayton, Ohio.