Mr. Arcand's statement speaks of ambition and aspiration, qualities both essential and expected in an artist pursuing international success.
It's a name that, according to Ivanka, already "represented luxury, glamour, wealth and aspiration," qualities that she, in her various business ventures, would never think to "leave on the cutting room floor".
Children with autism are beautiful beings, possessing extraordinary talents, aspirations, qualities — unique characteristics to be celebrated.
Some convey the blandly generic aspiration of quality—"First Class," "President," "Original"—that you might find on brands of cornflakes or of detergent in some discount supermarket.
Some convey the blandly generic aspiration of quality — "First Class," "President," "Original" — that you might find on brands of cornflakes or of detergent in some discount supermarket.
Today the chairman of the entertainment division at ABC is under fire, not because he had an excessive aspiration for quality but because the reality shows he championed, like "Are You Hot?" and "All American Girl," have failed.
But as we developed ranges and went broader than just beds and baths, customers felt there was a mismatch between the aspiration and quality of the product and the name.
Individual skills of the proceduralist who is performing the SF aspiration, the quality of the polarising microscopy, and availability of equipment, can all impact on the likelihood of detecting MSU crystals.
These aspirations require quality teaching and learning that is future-oriented and student-focused.
There is another choice that aligns better with many individual and cultural values and aspirations for quality of life: palliative care.
