Sentence examples for aspiration of creating a from inspiring English sources

And Brian Lightman, the general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, said: "Teaching is a skill and the idea of employing individuals who have not been given the tools to do a professional job flies in the face of the coalition government's aspiration of creating a high status profession".

The verdict was the latest in a series of troubles for the Alarcon family, who had aspirations of creating a political dynasty.

Dr. Lee's aspiration of creating the aesthetic of a shared moment worked despite the historically personal nature of the game itself.

Disney died in 1966, before his aspiration of creating his own community could be realised.

US experts attribute North Korea's threats to Pyongyang's aspiration to create a decisive public image for the 30-year-old leader of North Korea, Kim Jong-un.

Venezuela's aspiration to create an anti-American alliance has foundered with its economy.

The growth of comics fandom convinced him to return in the 1970s, and he worked to realize his aspirations of creating comics with literary content.

The choice about whether to focus on evaluating project processes or the more difficult-to-measure 'impact' is closely tied to issues of short-term project funding and aspirations of creating sustainable change.

One of his first decisions was to raise aspirations among staff, creating a list of "Hillside Musts" for employees.

Aspirations toward creating a new role for intercity passenger rail service and anxieties about the apparent expansion of government have anchored a debate that has persisted over much of Amtrak's existence.

He said some of the latest generation of in-car entertainment systems in fancier cars might be available to only more affluent consumers, for example, creating a sense of aspiration for all drivers who want to stay connected.