The 4 percent target for 1999 was no longer viable, they argued.

The glorious five percent target is within our reach and enlightenment gets ever nearer!

The United States is outside the debate because it has never accepted the 0.7 percent target.

Italy has a 17 percent target in its total energy use set by the European Union for 2020.

To meet the other 6 percent cuts to fulfill a 10 percent target, another $410 million would be needed.

That has cast doubt on the feasibility of this year's 8.5 percent target.

The annual growth rate toward the fifty percent target is predicted to be 0.4%.

There are no penalties, however, for agencies that fail to attain the 40 percent target.

Britain announced long ago that it would meet the 0.7 percent target by 2013.

To meet the 90 percent target, the Abboud group must be able to buy back about $203 million of the bonds.