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President Johnson and President Kennedy had also pursued aims of global scope with "limited" forces.

Under the UK constitutional system courts have very limited powers to regulate specific allocations of departmental expenditure.128 This means that to a large extent, once a department has been legally allocated funds by parliament for a certain purpose e.g., public health, it is free to spend such money in any way it sees fit in pursuing aims connected to that purpose.

Only those countries pursuing aims of industrial politics, which is to say focusing on the aspect of added value within the country rather than on the economic factor of production costs, are still interested in the expansion of solar power facilities.

This study is currently being pursued aiming at evaluation of cognition at a later age [7].

The operational performance seemed most influenced by the different operational strategies pursued, aiming for: efficiency (11), timeliness (12), and medical liability (13).

The present dataset afforded a unique opportunity to pursue this aim since the design dialogue derived from team members with highly disparate educational backgrounds.

Baudelaire once wrote that "literature and the arts pursue an aim independent of morality" and, for better or worse, this has clearly become France's official artistic credo.

A year ago, the council spent £12m buying land on a local industrial site to pursue his aim of getting a film studio built there.

But if decision-makers don't or won't make civil partnerships available to all, we will continue to pursue our aim of ending discrimination in law.

If we pursue economic aim only, the cost can be reduced to 57,200 $, with 1.05 t CO2 emission.

", even if they have to be "newly formed" and "commencing an activity that is new to them", in order to pursue the aim of innovation.