Sentence examples for which would target from inspiring English sources

"Free tuition sounds so much better" than his wife's plan, which would target help on the poorest students, he acknowledged.

Plans for a 'thin constellation of three to six spacecraft' in orbit, which would target enemy missiles as they took off or landed, are planned, according to Hitchens.

Plans are being drawn up for sustained action in tactical and "smart" strikes, which would target specific services and could have an immediate impact without affecting vulnerable groups.

The authors also assess a "nominal income" objective, which would target growth in GDP in dollar terms (sometimes called nominal GDP).

John Taylor, the inventor of the concept, suggested to Congress a rule which would target inflation at 2%, the Federal Reserve's current objective.

Ley said about 52,000 full-time equivalent positions in the long-day care sector would be eligible under the new professional development program, which would target educational courses, industry conferences and learning resources.

After completion of data analysis from the TENS and ultrasound study, Investigators used the branching patterns that had been identified to propose two linear target treatment areas, or treatment lines, which would optimally target the nerves.

In addition to a prognostic role, the specificity for ARPC1B-containing Arp2/3 complex uncovered here might provide the basis for future development of small molecule inhibitors, which would specifically target the molecular machinery mediating proliferation and dissemination of tumour cells.

At the same time, Learjet was working on the Learjet 45, a totally new fuselage design, which would also target the light jet buyer seeking more range and cabin size together with operating costs less than a typical midsize aircraft.

My physician recommended an experimental course of treatment--a nine month course of chemotherapy, combined with the relatively new immunotherapy drug, rituximab, a genetically engineered medicine, cloned from mice, which would uniquely target and kill lymphoma cells.

Fatty acid metabolism could offer a novel therapeutic pathway, which would potentially target both pulmonary vasculature and the right ventricle.