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Alistair Darling, Britain's chancellor, has said his budget will be aimed at raising growth.But many others are sceptical.

Any sell-offs would be aimed at raising £5bn to add to £30bn efficiency savings already announced.

The Democrats' strategy appeared to be aimed at raising questions about the credibility of Judge Alito's explanations about the alumni group and recusal that could be used in the confirmation floor debate.

The only time BBC competitions or votes will be aimed at raising funds will be for a BBC charitable initiative.

Lauper will play in Raleigh on June 4, but she said April 13 that the concert would go on and be aimed at raising awareness and funds for a group working to get HB2 overturned.

The questions about Mr. Gore involve whether the vice president was telling the truth when he asserted he was unaware that his fund-raising efforts were aimed at raising money that is both limited and regulated by federal law.

The tests are mandated by the Board of Regents and are aimed at raising academic standards.

Mr. Ahmed's candidacy is aimed at raising constitutional objections, and he may withdraw before the vote, lawyers said.

The DfE said Sats were aimed at raising standards and identifying children who may need extra help.

The famous Depression-era photographs by Dorothea Lange and others were aimed at raising support for New Deal programs.

Initiated by the WWF, the annual event is aimed at raising awareness of the planet and climate change.