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The Chesapeake Bay Financing Authority would oversee the revolving fund, which would seek to reduce pollution.

Witness a resolution proposed by Councilman Charles Barron of Brooklyn, which would seek clemency from the governor for "political prisoners".

He proposed a "Reagan economic zone," which would seek to open trade with countries that agreed to offer greater protections to intellectual property.

Lavrov described the situation in Syria as a "quagmire" of multiple warring parties, some of which would seek to undermine the deal.

A few of us are now in the process of setting up a rewilding group in Britain, which would seek to catalyse some of these changes.

The plan also must get clearance from the federal Justice Department, which would seek to ensure that minority representation is preserved in certain parts of New York City.

It would be a high-risk manoeuvre which senior shadow cabinet ministers fear could allow the Tories and Ukip ammunition in vulnerable seats with which they would seek to portray Labour as out of touch on immigration.

The main category they were working on was "thematic areas," in which Ford would seek to disrupt drivers of inequality by means of strategies.

Let's embrace, she was saying, the only agenda that matters, the one on which Di Canio would seek to preserve Sunderland's place in the Premier League.

The administration has proposed $250 million more this year, which it would seek to get approved by Congress before it recesses early next month, officials said.

Nor was it a way in which Russia would seek to have a veto on what NATO was doing," he said.