Sentence examples for aspiration experts from inspiring English sources

In a large house on the outskirts of Saigon there are trained an important group for this undertaking, the Census/Grievance and Aspiration experts, who deal with the long-term aspects of moral rejunvenation of the countryside.

That's a nice aspiration, experts say but the average person has so many competing priorities that this type of approach is doomed to failure.

The education of children across the Yorkshire and Humber region is dogged by "poverty of expectation and poverty of aspiration", an expert has said.

Within this aspiration, many expert groups have weighed in on improvements to dose response assessment, just one aspect of the still standard, 4-step risk assessment paradigm of the NRC (1983, 2009).

"Joining up care from home to hospital," is the party's mantra and it is in tune with the policy aspirations of many health experts and think tanks.

Let's shed our Pollyanna-style hope, and reject the grand and often empty aspirations from leaders or celebrity experts: no, Jeffrey Sachs, even this is not the "end of poverty".

A team of leading experts familiar with the aspirations and frustrations of Korean women offer insight into the coexistence of traditional and modern values.

American policy experts have consistently ignored the aspirations of the people, who have been obliged to endure tyrannical regimes long tolerated by the United States.

Start by helping him re-connect to his aspiration to excel, not just as a functional expert but also as a leader.

It's easy enough to skim through these aspirations, nod, and hope that NGO and policy experts are making headway with this titanic to-do list.

The soferim became experts in the Law, applying the idealistic aspirations of the Torah and oral tradition to the exigencies of daily life.