Definition of target date
: the date set for an event or for the completion of a project, goal, or quota
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Originally, Astrobotic hoped to fly the lander in 2019, but Thornton says the target date for the mission is now mid-2020.
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But target dates have been pushed back repeatedly, partly because of what the government describes as security concerns.
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The architect is Ma Yansong of MAD Architects, and the target date is 2021.
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The jet was initially to be delivered late last year, but complications installing the airline's new Qsuite business class seats forced the target date to slip into the new year.
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The company does not have a target date for making the system commercially available.
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The target date for closing is April 28, Hooyer said, though that could change.
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The company didn’t give a target date for reaching those output levels.
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In the national broadcast of the Spurs’ game Saturday in Oklahoma City, ABC’s Lisa Salters reported the Pelicans game as Leonard’s target date.
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First Known Use of target date
1945
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