Sentence examples for aspire to access from inspiring English sources
Although the boys smoothed over the awkward moment with their laughter, Steven's comment laid bare the gaping inequality between the boys' current social exclusion and the 'culture of professionalism' (Young 1990, 58), which they aspire to access through their future sexual relationships.
"The same way Snapdeal has democratised retail in India, now we aspire to democratise access to credit".
Modern healthcare systems aspire to equal access and quality of care for patients of any ethnic group. 1 2 In England, there are nevertheless well-documented ethnic inequalities in the processes and experiences of care.
As part of the grand tour's expansion, its exclusivity was undermined as the expanding commercial, professional, and industrial middle ranks joined the landowning and political classes in aspiring to gain access to this rite of passage for their sons.
The international oil companies aspiring to secure access to the resources in these countries need to recognize "that the landscape has shifted in terms of the value propositions they may have to negotiate with the national resource owners".
For the most part, we agree on certain things: people should have a right to live peacefully; we should come together in times of distress and when our values are threatened; we should treat each other fairly and aspire to provide everyone with access to essential resources needed to exist free of suffering.
Only one thing is certain: If our nation truly aspires to enhance college access, boost quality and improve graduates' success, it's time to open the campus gates to innovation.
This legislation conceptualized health in terms of social justice and aspired to ensure equitable access to achieve health for all so as to "protect, promote and restore the physical and mental well-being of residents of Canada and to facilitate reasonable access to health services without financial or other barriers" [ 23].
"They aspire to have one".
