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In response, Congar aspired to develop an ecclesiology that would help make visible what he termed the "truly living face" of the church.
Urban planners often aspire to develop fully networked and centralised water supply systems, but this might not be the right approach for every city – big or small – as infrastructure layout is influenced by geographical, political and social boundaries.
"I'd hope that through the post-19 services that we aspire to develop that things will get better, that outcomes, prospects, life chances, won't be falling off a cliff, going backwards, at the age of 19, and that things will be a lot more hopeful from now on".
By contrast, many other companies seem to aspire to develop systems "designed by geniuses to be run by idiots". Toyota prefers to develop and rely on the skill of its personnel, and it shapes its product-development process around this central idea: people, not systems, design cars.
"We wish your excellency success in your mission to achieve security and stability in the Middle East and worldwide," he said, praising US-Saudi relations, which are "historic and tight between the two friendly countries, that all parties aspire to develop and reinforce".
Theories of morally correct action generally aspire to develop criteria by which to categorize actions as morally obligatory, morally permissible, or morally impermissible.
Some instances of philosophical inquiry may reflect what Lacan refers to as university discourse, namely when philosophers aspire to develop specialized expert knowledge, as ethical experts for instance, applying basic sets of principles or argumentative skills to cases.
