For those senior managers with nursing backgrounds there was also an aspiration for the profession of nursing as indicated here: "It started from a dream-a belief that we need clinical leadership at the highest level, integrated with teaching and research.
"I want to talk about my thoughts, my inclinations, my aspirations, but my profession forces me to bury these thoughts deep within me..
At the time of the 2013 Miss America competition, she was a Fashion Institute of Technology FITT) student, where she studied advertising, marketing and communications with aspirations of a profession related to cosmetic and fragrance marketing.
As the Attorney-in-Charge of the Federal Defender Office in the Eastern District of New York, Tom exemplified the highest and noblest aspirations of the legal profession.
They achieve this through educational repetitions centered on the benefits of abstinence, the importance of acquiring sexual and reproductive health knowledge, the conscientious use of contraceptives, the essential importance of acquiring primary health care, and the life-long benefits of educational achievement and developing aspirations for a career or profession.
Qandil was at the top of his class throughout his later school years and initially sought to enter the medical profession, a typical career aspiration for students with high marks.
These findings have implications for health policy and workforce planning, and highlight the need to consider the views and aspirations of future members of the profession.
At a time when public confidence in lawyers and the legal system has ebbed, a more diverse legal profession is not just an aspiration but also a necessity.
Debates in society and the architectural profession warn that the technical aspirations of sustainability will only lend themselves to further globalization of the corporate image worldwide with little concern for a socio-cultural message.
Yet, for all their hopes, aspiration, and dedication, at least 17percentt of teachers leave the profession within the first five years.
The new $450 million Newseum (www.newseum.org) has similar aspirations, creating a temple that pays homage to the journalistic profession, but it shouts too loud to encourage reflection.
