U.S. nativists with colonizing and imperialist aspirations understood the symbolism of the White House as a projection of that supremacy on a global scale.
Both senators have presidential aspirations and understand that being staunchly pro-Israel is a liability with the Democratic base.
This appeal is hard, given Putin's brutality and his cynical disdain for individual rights and democratic aspirations, to understand from a distance.
"So while we support Palestinian aspirations and understand the pressures on President Abbas, we urge him to lead the Palestinians in to negotiations and not to risk paralysing the process.
Most of these tips are self-explanatory: find a professor to work with, consider working with PhD students who have more time on their hands and try to secure an industry-focused internship regardless of your future aspirations to understand how AI works in the real world.
Palestinians deserve a leadership that can reflect their aspirations and understand the importance of giving priority to national interests, above partisan ones.
"The aspiration to understand oneself is an aspiration to change one's responses, if that is necessary for them to become intelligible otherwise than as defective," he writes (1985: 145).
At a certain level, perhaps, facts are taken as "brute". Even the scientist, however, never abandons his aspiration to understand them it is only provisionally that he talks in terms of "ultimate inexplicabilities"—and the philosopher knows that the demand to incorporate all knowledge in a single system is not to be denied.
For instance, at Oando, we look for people who are not only intellectually superior but people who have a curiosity and aspiration to understand how things are doing in other markets.
This work is not only driven by the aspiration to understand transmission dynamics in wild waterbirds but also to enable one to quantify the potential risk of the virus spreading to domestic poultry and its subsequent high economic impact in the private and public sector (Capua and Alexander, 2004).
