Sentence examples for with a target of improving from inspiring English sources

G.M. also plans to offer more limited forms of electric power in four other high-volume models by 2007, with a target of improving fuel economy by at least 12percentt.

Every E-Act school principal is set a target of improving GCSE results by 10% a year.

The government is investing £3.7bn between 2001 and 2006 into the Skills for Life strategy, with a target to improve the basic skills of 2.25 million adults by 2010.

22 Therefore, it is important to understand the key motivators and deterrents for PHR adoption, with the target of improving the adoption rate and sustainability of these systems.

Further investigations on the potential role of gender with the final target of improving human health are warranted.

In 2000, the United Nations set some goals with a target of ending poverty and improving global health by 2015.

It has also improved its coffee, and is investing £100m in ambitious expansion plans, with a target of more than 2,000 outlets.

Global attention to development challenges in urban areas is not new; yet, with the exception of a target to improve the lives of some 100 million slum dwellers (under Goal 7 on environmental sustainability), the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) were mute on the role of cities in our sustainable future.

In 2006, Senussi was involved in targeting influential western academics with the aim of improving Gaddafi's image and highlighting the emergence of "the new Libya".

In addition, the genes found to be differentially expressed under salt stress in both species may facilitate the identification of key genes as potentially suitable targets for biotechnological manipulation with the aim of improving poplar salt tolerance.

The Collaborative Case Conceptualisation (CCC) assessment approach was developed to target proposed AN maintaining factors with the aim of improving treatment motivation and engagement and consequently treatment outcomes in individuals with AN.