The Chinese government is unlikely to let churches run schools; indeed, elsewhere in the country Catholic priests have been stopped from setting up networks of parishioners to check on old people, for fear that they might start proselytising.China may aspire to the efficiency of Singapore and Hong Kong, but it is nervous about the idea of a small state.
Our research complements other efforts in the field, such as the OHDSI KB [ 63] and the SALUS semantic interoperability platform and tools [ 58], bringing a new perspective on large-scale, knowledge-intensive signal detection, and aspiring to increase efficiency, automation, support and collaboration for pharmacovigilance stakeholders.
Aspire to radiant luminosity or incandescent iridescence?
Aspire to be Charlie Sheen?
These systems often aspire to transparency, usability, and efficiency.
Unfortunately, although many firms aspire to the customer loyalty, marketing efficiency, and brand authenticity that strong communities deliver, few understand what it takes to achieve such benefits.
Over the last week or so, there have been a variety of news stories – some better intentioned than others – challenging us to aspire to even higher levels of efficiency, transparency and accountability.
At the same time, it aspires to improve time efficiency by enforcing timely preparation for all procedures and thereby identifying difficulties in advance.
A neoliberal obsession with efficiency pervades the social fabric, whose less affluent strata aspire to the settled security of daily routine, while their wealthier counterparts still feel unsafe about their goods and personal welfare.
But leaders of the environmental movement, and politicians who aspire to such leadership, might do well to encourage the young to apply their idealism to their choice of career path.It's all very well to recycle, pester your parents about fuel efficiency and aspire to holidays that need no flights.
