Examples of using Set a target in English and their translations into Finnish
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Medicine
-
Financial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Official/political
-
Computer
-
Programming
The UK has not set a target.
Hungary has set a target date of 2010, as you have mentioned.
After three years, when we have some experience,we should then set a target for lights.
The Commission set a target of increasing that to 35 000 participants.
In France, legislation has been introduced to compel companies to adopt waste treatment processes by 2002 andthe UK has set a target of a 25% reduction in household waste by the year 2000.
You can also set a target based on your speed/pace training zones.
The IMO- International Maritime Organisation has put in place a strategy and set a target to reduce shipping's greenhouse gas emissions by 50% by 2050.
Set a target for the EU of reducing by half the number of people killed on European roads by 2010.
In Stockholm in 2001, the European Council set a target transposition rate of 98.5% of all internal market directives.
Set a target for the number of people to be transferred from passive income support to active employability-related measures.
She was 91 when the World Food Summit abandoned that pledge and set a target of halving the world's hungry to 400 million by 2015.
Northern Ireland has set a target to reduce the number of pupils identified as persistent non-attendees 2003.
The common action by the Union in November 1997 dealt in its first three articles with the question of the universality of the agreement banning mines,in which the Member States of the Union set a target of totally eliminating anti-personnel mines worldwide.
The government has also set a target for supplementary pension coverage which should reach 70% of the workforce.
If you have set a target of 1400 calories per day, for example, the maximum amount of fat allowed per meal would be 15 g.
The European Council8 has set a target to reduce EU greenhouse gas emissions with 20% by 2020.
The EU has set a target of generating 21% of its electricity from renewable sources such as wind, solar, hydro, geothermal and biomass by 2010.
The Lisbon Council set a target of 70% against the current 63% to be achieved by 2010.
The EU has set a target of investing 3% of its GDP in R& D, with two-thirds coming from industry.
The eEurope 2002 Action Plan set a target for basic public services to be available online by the end of 2002.
Heathrow has set a target to reduce its absolute CO2 emissions from fixed sources by 30% on 1990 levels by March 2020.
In addition, some Member States have set a target fort he reduction of regional disparities, although not specifically required under the Guidelines.
EU Ministers have set a target of reducing the share of pupils with difficulties in reading, maths and science to fewer than 15% by 2020.
In November 2015 Aerion set a target to achieve FAA certification in 2021 and enter service in 2023, but in November 2017 amended the in-service date to 2025.
The Commission has set a target to double the share of renewables from 6%(mostly large hydro) to 12% of total primary energy production in 2010.
Each Member State should set a target for reducing the tax burden on labour, while maintaining budget neutrality, with a view to achieving substantial progress by the year 2000.
I have to tell you that we had set a target of 15 million: we are well above that and it is all the same encouraging to see that the population has responded in such great numbers.
The Renewable Energy Directive set a target for 2020 to achieve at least 10% of renewable energy consumption in transport, the bulk of which would come from biofuels.
The Commission has also set a target for Member States to reduce their number of infringements resulting from misapplication of Community legislation by at least 10% no later than June 2003.
The Commission has set a target of achieving transposition rates of 98.5%, and 100% for all Directives more than two years beyond their transposition dates, but these desiderata appear, a priori, to be unattainable.