Sentence examples for aspirations among from inspiring English sources

He is here through community group SE1 United, who work to raise aspirations among young people in Lambeth and Southwark.

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

We've seen that a working mother is the single most important factor in preventing disaffection among young Muslims and improving aspirations among both boys and girls.

India has yet to recognize that it cannot use force alone to crush the aspirations among Kashmiris for independence or even greater self-government.

"We also want to meet the strong aspirations among young Singaporeans for a degree education," Mr. Wong, who is also the minister of state for education, said in a statement.

However, your suggestion that what India has been trying to crush for more than a decade now is "the aspirations among Kashmiris for independence or even greater self-government" is misleading.

"Having a more balanced teaching workforce can have a positive impact on pupil performance and aspiration among BME students," he adds.

A city-wide survey by campaign officials found concerns among Sunderland voters about a "poverty of aspiration" among young people and that communities were "disconnected and isolated" by geography and ethnicity.

The new state, to be called simply Serbia and Montenegro, is a compromise between the aspiration among many Montenegrins for independence and an edict from international officials that there can be no further redrawing of borders in the Balkans.

A prefect system and student leaders will also have a presence in school, with students in the upper school made visible in lower school to create a sense of aspiration among younger students.

"The popularity of private tutors among ethnic groups and the latter's concentration in large urban areas such as London (where average results have improved in recent years, with some suggesting that ethnic minorities have driven this progress), the impact of supplementary schools, and differing levels of parental aspiration, among others".