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It boycotted UN talks in Geneva this month aimed at setting the stage for negotiations on a prohibition treaty.

Necessary, perhaps, in that publications like this are a kind of Consumer Reports, aimed at setting the potential buyer on the right course, but horrifying nonetheless.

"Even if the improving economic news eventually leads to an improvement in the fiscal outlook, the job will not be done," he will say in a major speech aimed at setting the parameters of the 2015 election.

Much of the president's speech appeared aimed at setting the political agenda for the next presidential election campaign with long sections the appeared to re-imagine a political consensus he wished he had inherited.

In the fall of 1998, the government enacted sweeping financial overhaul legislation aimed at setting the banking system -- which had nearly collapsed within the preceding year -- back on its feet.

This week the government finally pushed through Congress a law aimed at setting the terms for the demobilisation of the paramilitaries (some 5,000 of a total of 20,000 have already demobilised).

Note that this objection to "RDHV" is not the nomenclature war, but rather aims at setting the molecular record straight.

Priebus pointed to Trump's address at the end of the convention as a crucial moment aimed at setting aside the chaos of the Republican primaries and the divisiveness Trump has wrought in favor of a strong message and a unified front ready to challenge Hillary Clinton and Democrats in an intense general-election battle.

I regret, however, the rejection of the proposal aimed at setting up the resources required to develop effective programmes for integrating women involved in prostitution, with the aim of gradually reducing and ultimately eliminating prostitution.

The first phase aimed at setting up the AmpliSeq protocols, workflow and data analysis and to define accuracy and precision of the panel.

It is expected to raise tensions in an already volatile region, amid reports that Israel, the US and the UK are weighing military options aimed at setting back the Iranian nuclear programme.