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Meanings of set a target in English

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Usage of set a target in English
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The company had not set a target for next year, Lin said.
Reuters
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The Czech government has not set a target for euro zone entry.
Reuters
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The company has set a target of 10 percent annual revenue growth.
Reuters
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They have set a target of agreeing a consensual system by June.
Reuters
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If you don't set a target, you might never finish the job.
The Guardian
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Duke has set a target of reaching net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.
Reuters
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The government has also set a target of carbon-free hydrogen production by 2040.
Reuters
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Labour has set a target of making all rivers swimmable within a generation.
Radio NZ
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The Commission set a target of halting biodiversity loss by 2020.
Reuters
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Limit orders allow you to set a target upper rate for your transfer.
The Irish Times
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They set a target to aim for, and a vision to aspire to.
The Guardian
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President Barack Obama has set a target of ending child hunger by 2015.
Reuters
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It had previously set a target for a margin of around 10 percent.
Reuters
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Abhisit said the government had set a target to achieve 6 growth this year.
Reuters
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The agency has 45 days to set a target date for completing the investigation.
Reuters
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Draper set a target of five Britons in the two lists two years ago.
The Guardian
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