Sentence examples for which has targeted from inspiring English sources

Fourth, it is necessary to talk with Pakistan, which has targeted nuclear weapons against India's bombs.

The NBA, which has targeted Europe recently, has held regular season games in Japan since 1990.

Fossil Free Stanford is part of a national divestment campaign which has targeted universities to shed their shares in fossil fuel companies.

One investigator said some material on the computer suggests that Mr. Aich had ties to Egyptian Islamic Jihad, which has targeted tourists and Egyptian officials.

The society is known to have links with Syrian Electronic Army, which has targeted opposition figures, international media companies and donor governments.

In that speech, the Cuban foreign minister, Felipe Pérez Roque, denounced the United States for waging an "ineffective, unjustifiable bombing campaign" in Afghanistan, which "has targeted children, the civilian population and the International Red Cross hospitals and facilities as enemies".

Reagan targeted Gaddafi for supporting terrorism in Europe which had targeted United States soldiers.

Many outside economists have said the sanctions — which have targeted Iran's oil and banking sectors — have played an important role in weakening the rial, the national currency.

British Airways' all-business service has so far been unaffected by cabin crew strikes, which have targeted the airline's Heathrow flights.

He added: "Today, the United States is witnessing a popular uprising called Wall Street protests which have targeted the hostile policies of that country's statesmen.

The BNP insists that it condemns violence and that it is the NF and far-right terrorist groups such as Combat 18 which have targeted Asian communities in an attempt to provoke the riots.