What about other women?" In essence, women feel they've hit a "glass ceiling" in the home, pulling for an adversarial instead of a collaborative relationship over collective aspirations, goals and principles.
And it was MLK Day, a day to stand up for our highest aspirations and deepest principles.
How can Greek life help a college meet its aspirations and support the principles that guide its academic program?
In textbooks and popular history, the White House is figuratively constructed as a repository of democratic aspirations, high principles, and ethical values.
The principles, aspirations and intentions of the bill are excellent.
Speaking from New York, he criticised Ed's decision to steer Labour's policy away from "the principles aspirations and inclusion".
(from Matthew 7 24-27, Revised Standard Version) Life is full of various kinds of storms, and whether you are able to withstand the winds and floods of life depends on the basic principles, aspirations, and goals your life is built on.
From respect for and aspirations toward Enlightenment principles to the conning posture that facts are superfluous as he surrounds himself with a crew of pantomime villains that would be laughable if they weren't so terrifying.
One of our biggest changes has been an embrace of the language and principles of human rights as a way of articulating our aspirations, particularly for self-determination and non-discrimination.
In the Ugandan policy, policy directions in each of the main domains (e.g. human resources, essential medicines, information systems, human rights protection and promotion) were discussed together with broader concepts, values and principles under the 'guiding principles' section, blurring the boundaries between aspiration and actual commitment to action.
