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The programme will be aimed at helping executives navigate the complex worlds of the City of London, Whitehall and Brussels.

Clinton's comments on Syria would seem to be aimed at helping her win over disgruntled Americans in a general election.

Whatever you do — whether starting a task force or organizing multiethnic potluck lunches — the effort should be aimed at helping the business.

But the governor came up with a highly unusual proposal that appears to be aimed at helping New York City provide salary hikes for its teachers.

Would his programs in agriculture be fair to farmers or would they be aimed at helping consumers in big city markets?

Policies must be aimed at helping habitats, not saving particular species.Edward O. Wilson, professor emeritus at Harvard University, wrote in The World in 2014 on similar themes:"Earth's biodiversity is a dilemma wrapped in a paradox.

One program was aimed at helping residents avoid falls.

The contracts are aimed at helping the country do that.

The bill is aimed at helping the elderly.

Forced privatization was aimed at helping to create domestic capitalism.

The rules are aimed at helping shareholders compare pay practices at publicly traded companies.