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France is aiming to push up its proportion of foreign students from about 7% now to 20% over time.

After several years of declining premiums, the industry is aiming to push through rate increases of around 8% in 2016, according to consultant Ernst & Young.

Fox and Sky are aiming to push through a form of takeover that will make it easier to squeeze out shareholders opposed to the deal.

And it effectively opens a new era in human spaceflight, one where companies are working to end governments' long held monopoly on space, aiming to push farther faster.

The offensive aims to breach a government siege on Aleppo's rebel-held eastern districts, apparently aiming to push out government troops from frontline areas.

Mr. Geithner's blunt assessment added to a yearlong drumbeat that the United States has led, aiming to push Beijing to let the value of its currency rise and address its trade imbalance, pressure the Chinese have stiffly resisted.

By 2013 they would aim to push it to 45%.

David Marcus aims to push the service into physical stores.

Israel now aims to push out the rest.

They said the offensive aimed to push them into negotiations on power sharing.

In Lucy Pearl, each member aims to push further artistically than their stellar former projects allowed.