The report stated: "Most of the GCSE teaching seen failed to secure the core aim of the examination specifications: that is, to enable pupils 'to adopt an enquiring, critical and reflective approach to the study of religion'".
Standards were higher for GCSE and sixth form students but even at GCSE level teaching often "failed to secure the core aim of the examination specifications, that is to enable pupils to adopt an enquiring, critical and reflective approach to the study of religion".
The NIC urged the Department for Transport and Transport for London to issue a revised business case for the project, with the aim of securing the go-ahead from parliament by autumn 2019.
Denying such plans, a spokeswoman for the economy ministry nonetheless acknowledged that the government was "looking into creating a mechanism with the aim of securing the technological sovereignty of German industry".
Spelman's bill is not the only attempt to change the law, with an identical bill also being proposed in the House of Lords by the Rt Rev Alan Smith, the Bishop of St Albans, with the aim of securing the change as quickly as possible.
Large estates called tsiflikia (chiftliks) were established in the lowlands by influential members of the ruling system, with the aim of securing the production of cereals.
Al Jazeera said that more troops were expected to deploy "with the aim of securing the Jawf governorate".
That the laws of the land should have the aim of securing the greatest liberty for all individuals.
The 92nd Motorised Regiment with all subordinated units was ordered to return north and attack the brigades of the 4th Krajina Division on the Grmeč Mountain, with the aim of securing the main supply road from Bihać to Petrovac; this action, codenamed "Grmeč", was scheduled to start on the morning of 27 May.
He entered with the express aim of securing the 2002 World Cup hosting rights for South Korea — and won a share of that tournament despite the fact that Japan, the eventual co-host, had been promised the event in advance.
