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Ms. Feinstein said her bill would be aimed at increasing public confidence in the program, which she said she believed was lawful.

The acquisition of the New Brunswick Power Corporation appears to be aimed at increasing Quebec's electrical export business to the United States rather than to extend its reach into a relatively small market along the Atlantic coast of Canada.

The Diamond League – which will replace the six-meeting Golden League – will be aimed at increasing standards of entertainment and competition between the top names, something that has often been lacking due to financial disputes between agents.

The state's new system will be "aimed at increasing oversight and imposing new taxes on the industry," according to Leafly.

If so, disparate impact laws would be aimed at increasing the degree to which the ideal of careers open to talents is fulfilled.

Meanwhile, Marrett says, a proposed 5% increase in NSF's education spending from $847 million this year to $890 million in 2015 would be aimed at increasing the stipend amounts for NSF's graduate research fellowships, which provide 3-year fellowships with an annual stipend of $32,000, plus an allowance to universities.

It was aimed at increasing police powers.

All, he says, are aimed at increasing individual freedoms.

It is aimed at increasing energy efficiency – producing more effective vacuum cleaners that use less electricity.

"It's aimed at increasing everyone's ability to contribute to the economy.

"Our work is aimed at increasing our knowledge so that we can apply prudence.