Examples of using Targets include in English and their translations into Arabic
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Targets include a mosque.
It is proceeding with the creeping deployment of the Prithvi, ashort- range, nuclear- capable ballistic missile, whose declared targets include Pakistan ' s airfields, military formations, oil refineries and factories.
Targets include Detectives Wozniak.
Recognized as the foremost global policy instrument for poverty reduction, the targets include eradicating poverty, decreasing maternal and child mortality, fighting disease, and advancing gender equality.
Targets include transport trucks, operated by middlemen, which previously were not usually targeted. .
The Act provides for 100 per cent coverage of antiretroviral treatment, access to treatment, financial protection,and preventive coverage targets include the ELISA test for all pregnant women.
Targets include 7 per cent sustained economic growth and reduction of carbon emissions by 26- 40 per cent by 2020.
(a) Implementation of the SouthernAfrican Fire Atmosphere Research Initiative, whose targets include gathering of data and information on smoke and gases released into the atmosphere by industry, biological sources and the burning of African forests and savannas;
Targets include increasing the number of families using appropriate care practices and with access to the services and resources needed to ensure child survival, growth and development.
In his daily work, the Special Rapporteur regularly receives complaints of serious violations of freedom of religion or belief in relation to conversion in the four subcategories mentionedin the previous section. Typical targets include converts and their families or members of minorities or new religious movements who are subjected to pressure to convert or reconvert to mainstream religions or beliefs.
Germany ' s targets include 250 MW of wind and 2,250 PV units with a capacity of 1 to 5 kW each by 1995.
Key targets include increased skilled birth attendance, pre- and post-natal care and a rapid decline in total fertility rates.
In particular, the long-term sustainable targets include an extensive improvement of the conditions of life in the areas of the basic human needs of food, drinking and safety.
Key targets include increased skilled birth attendance, pre and post-natal care and a rapid decline in total fertility rates.
Goal 8 of the MDGs call for developing global partnerships to support development,and in that context, its targets include, inter alia(a) addressing the special needs of least-developed countries and those of landlocked and small island developing countries and making available," in cooperation with the private sector," the benefits of new technologies, especially ICT; and(b) offering more generous official development assistance(ODA) for countries committed to poverty reduction.
The targets include 90 per cent vaccine coverage rates for women of fertile age, capacitybuilding for all highrisk and silent municipal districts and detection of all cases of neonatal tetanus.
Selected targets include economic well-being and poverty reduction; social development, including primary education and gender equality; and environmental sustainability.
The key targets include reductions of 16 per cent in energy consumption and 17 per cent in CO2 emissions per unit of gross domestic product in 2015, compared with 2005.
Targets include the significant increase in access to telecommunication services, transport infrastructure and energy supply, including electricity generation through renewable energy sources.
Programme targets include the reduction of the poverty rate, absolute poverty eradication, raising groups living below the poverty line to the medium income bracket, improving the productive capacity and economic and social infrastructure for poor communities.
Major targets include a revised organizational structure for a leaner, more efficient public sector; strengthening the personnel administrative function, including recruitment, training and a remuneration system based on qualifications and merit; and the development of management information systems.
The targets include reducing mother and infant mortality, reducing the prevalence of malnutrition among children under five years of age, increasing sanitation facilities and the supply of clean water and combating HIV/AIDS by means of the 2003-2007 National Strategy.
Targets include support for:(a) at least 90 countries to strengthen their capacities to respond effectively to such child protection violations;(b) instituting follow-up actions arising from the United Nations Study on Violence against Children; and(c) programmes to end harmful practices in countries with high prevalence.
Targets include:(a) commitment by at least 50 countries to use detention only as a last resort and for the shortest possible time;(b) establishment or strengthening of“child-friendly”, and gender-appropriate investigative and court procedures in at least 30 countries; and(c) inclusion of internationally-accepted norms for child justice in laws and policies in all post-conflict countries.
The Initiative ' s targets include improving the capacity of African countries to strengthen the investment environment for growth and development, taking advantage of the OECD peer learning method and investment instruments of cooperation, such as the OECD Policy Framework for Investment which is the most comprehensive multilaterally backed investment policy instrument.
Key targets include increasing the proportion of grade 1 cohorts(especially girls) who reach grade 5 to at least 90 per cent over the plan period; increasing by 60 per cent the number of programme countries with national quality standards based on“child-friendly school” or comparable models; and increasing by 20 per cent the number of programme countries with standardized tests for measuring learning achievement, linked to the curriculum.