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The National Tertiary Education Union also dismissed the announcement as "purely a political ploy aimed at taking the heat off prime minister Turnbull".

Ministers recognise that the UK must do better and have recently announced a plethora of policies aimed at taking the handbrake off.

In 1961, Cyril was one of the folk singers who took part in Arnold Wesker's Centre 42 project, aimed at taking the arts to a wider audience.

The Bloomberg administration is seeking state approval to install cameras on some of the Sanitation Department's street cleaners in a pilot program aimed at taking the burden off traffic agents in enforcing alternate-side parking rules.

More successful was the Byzantine emperor Basil I (867 886), who followed up his blockade of Bari with a set of campaigns that aimed at taking the whole southern mainland from the Lombard princes.

A new generation of Democrats is using far-reaching policy ideas and a brash social media presence to upend the party — pushing it to the left on divisive issues such as health care and climate change while it charts a path aimed at taking the White House in 2020.

The government accuses Gulen of trying to create a "parallel structure" in the police, judiciary, media and armed forces, aimed at taking over the state.

Among other things, the company announced a new smart display category, aimed at taking on the Echo Show through sheer, brute force.

And increasingly, this talent is aimed at taking all the spoils.

The campaign made use of make-believe conspiracies with names like "Ergenekon'' and "Sledgehammer,'' which Erdoğan and his cronies claimed were aimed at taking over the country.

The campaign made use of make-believe conspiracies with names like "Ergenekon" and "Sledgehammer," which Erdoğan and his cronies claimed were aimed at taking over the country.