Sentence examples for aspirations realised from inspiring English sources

The next parliament could see cherished progressive liberal aspirations realised: a proportional electoral system; wider and better-defended civil liberties; a new, internationalist approach to foreign affairs and immigration; reform of the tax system to share wealth and curb carbon emissions; and an assault on the vested interests of the financial sector.

I will spare you all its horrors, the "meeting the people's aspirations", "realising full potential", "promoting regeneration", "financial inclusion", "binding frameworks" and "meeting millennium development goals", all the breeze block prose New Labour has been deploying for 10 years.

But have these aspirations been realised?

Duval was referring to the 2001 Open, when all his aspirations were realised and none of his dreams came true.

I am determined that we will do what it takes to make sure that these aspirations are realised".

Meanwhile Troy, now a multi-platinum selling recording artist, has ditched his countercultural aspirations and realised penning Coldplay-style power ballads is the new rock n roll.

But they spend all too little time understanding the factors that drove the referendum result – or how extreme rightwing elements will benefit if Stop Brexit aspirations are realised.

Sybylla's aspirations are realised in the sense that her independence is protected, her integrity maintained and her creative voice given an outlet.

Aspiration was realised with a 26 or 27 gauge needle either under ultrasound control or not when the nodule was palpable.

We understand aspiration and we understand that it is only collectively that our aspirations can be realised.

In an appeal to those who think his politics will alienate middle-class voters, he adds: "We understand aspiration, and we understand that it is only collectively that our aspirations can be realised.