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(3) We'll plan our holiday party, which will aim to help others.

The NUS is launching a "We Want IN" campaign, which will aim to drive up voter registration.

There will be a constitutional reform bill which will aim to tidy up a few remaining loose ends, focused on the House of Lords.

He will be responsible for the BBC's Journal of Record initiative, which will aim to create the definitive online archive collection of the BBC's TV and radio journalism.

The justice secretary last month announced a new financial investigations unit, which will aim to identify and disrupt organised crime gangs in prisons.

Jerome Friedman and Brian Cathcart, which will aim to attract the interested citizen to the exciting developments in particle and nuclear physics.

Instead about £38bn of troublesome loans – including £9bn from Ulster Bank – will be placed into a new non-core division to be known as the capital resolution division, which will aims to be wound down in two years.

The BBC's Andrew Plant reports form Worthy Farm on the massive clear-up operation which this year will aim to increase the amount of rubbish which can be recycled rather than just be sent to landfill sites.

This phenomenon deserves examination, elucidation and explanation, which I will aim to do in this talk.

Denis is writing the first version of the story now, which we will aim to get up on the site as soon as possible.

The meeting will happen hours before Trump is scheduled to deliver a major address on immigration in Phoenix, Arizona, in which he will aim to clarify his increasingly murky stance on the issue.