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Western science says it wants to do just this.
Hamas says it wants to keep its weapons for defensive purposes- a claim undercut by the group's tunnel program.
Serbia's plan to join a Russian-led economic union is drawing fire from the European Union,which the Balkan nation says it wants to be part of.
Finland says it wants to“promote wellbeing and gender equality”.
Serbia's plan to join a Russian-led economic union is drawing ire from the European Union,which the Balkan nation says it wants to be part of.
The government says it wants to be both firm and fair on immigration.
Last year, it derived 30% of its revenues($4.8 billion) from digital sources, and,in the next five years, the company says it wants to grow that to 35 or 40%.
The Trump administration says it wants to“change the paradigm” by hitting Beijing with tariffs.
An official visit to Saudi Arabia by such a senior figure marks a rare act of religious openness for Riyadh, which hosts the holiest sites in Islam andbans the practice of other religions, but says it wants to open up more to the world.
The regulator says it wants to improve the security of the nation's wealth and to reduce risks.
The Vancouver-based group, which publishes a magazine andruns such campaigns as“Digital Detox Week” and“Buy Nothing Day,” says it wants to“change the way corporations wield power” and its goal is“to topple existing power structures.
Beijing says it wants a"minimum credible nuclear deterrent but won t be the first to use atomic weapons in a conflict.
Huge multinationals want in, butthe Bolivian government says it wants to avoid the foreign exploitation that marked colonial silver mining.
Beijing says it wants a“minimum credible nuclear deterrent” but will not be the first to use atomic weapons in a conflict.
An official visit to Saudi Arabia by such a senior non-Muslim cleric is a rare act of religious openness for the kingdom, which hosts the holiest sites in Islam andbans the practice of other religions but says it wants to open up more to the world.
By 2030, the Scottish government says it wants renewables to make up half the country's energy consumption.
Soon after the government launched a tender in May to build the mosque, the far-right Golden Dawn party,which denies accusations of links to attacks on immigrants but says it wants to"rid Greece of their stench", pledged to"fight until the bitter end" to block the plan.
The confederation says it wants to know whether the plays were reviewed in any way, saying“transparency is of essence.”.
However, Labour has fought to water down May's Brexit strategy which could make it easier to reach a compromise with either the Liberal Democrats, which has ruled out any coalition, orthe pro-European SNP, which says it wants to stop another Conservative government.
By 2030, the Scottish government says it wants to produce half of the country's energy consumption from renewables.
Hamas says it wants to keep its weapons for defensive purposes- a claim belied by the group's ongoing tunnel program and rocket use.
As for electric vehicles,the company says it wants to release“new all-electric vehicles and electrified options to be offered for all models.”.
Argentina says it wants at least $12.5 billion, enough to pay the holdout creditors and have plenty left over for infrastructure projects that the country badly needs.
The Kremlin said on Tuesday that a nuclear arms treaty Washington says it wants to quit had its weak points, but that it did not welcome what it called the dangerous U.S. approach of talking of withdrawal without proposing a replacement.
When Israel says it wants peace, especially under the Netanyahu government,it means the right to peacefully settle and ethnically cleanse the West Bank and East Jerusalem.
The U.S. vadministration says it wants to reach a trade deal with Britain as soon as the country exits the European Union.
The League says it wants to leave both the euro and the EU, while Berlusconi casts himself as a pro-European, pro-euro moderate.
Ahead of the U.N. General Assembly, Riyadh says it wants a peaceful resolution, but if the probe proved the strike came from Iran then“this would be considered an act of war”.
Russia says it wants better relations with the United States, so Moscow should prove that by cooperating with us, not working against us, on this urgent threat to all nations.".
The German government says it wants to help Greece develop a modern tax administration and has started recruiting volunteers.