Sentence examples for who's target from inspiring English sources

With an increasing focus on reducing the malaria burden, it will be of great value to discover whether similar reductions can be obtained in other settings, through scale up of these recommended interventions to WHO's target levels.

The findings of the study show that prevalence of low birth weight in Northern Ghana is high as compare to the national prevalence [ 10] and about three times higher than the WHO's target of <10%%.

Studies from the United Kingdom and Switzerland reported that WHO's target of 85% treatment success rate was missed mainly due to a higher proportion of deaths, mostly due to causes other than TB [ 5, 26].

Evidence suggests that the shortage of a health workforce has reached a critical level in sub-Saharan Africa and that at the current pattern of workforce training, it would take between 29 and 36 years for many countries to achieve WHO's target of 2.28 professionals per 1,000 population (36).

"It felt in that moment like I was personally targeted and that's scary, especially when you have no idea who's targeting you".

The thinking goes: if you accept that cuts should happen, it's a position of weakness to then argue over who's targeted.

How do you catch the guy who's targeting low-flying planes with his laser pointer?

But there isn't anybody else who's targeting the whole system, so that was kind of an issue we defined for ourselves, and I think that's why it's been effective.

Although few DOTS districts have hit both of the WHO's targets, they handily outperform non-DOTS ones, where treatment is at a doctor's whim and there is no mechanism for retrieving patients who quit.

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