SOCIALISM aspired to put what were once the privileges of the few into the hands of the many.
As UEFA reports on its website:"Sport does not aspire to put itself above the law," Mr Platini told the ministers, "but it is specific.
But these are intelligent, ambitious young people who aspire to put their educations to use in a modern economy, and they become frustrated by the lack of opportunity.
Its members will buy the same branded goods, save up for the same houses, sign up for the same credit cards and aspire to put their children into the same schools.
" "This is a really comprehensive policy, which aspires to put the church at the forefront of institutional investors, highlighting the urgency of the transition to a low-carbon economy and playing our part as investors in that".
But these are intelligent, ambitious young people who aspire to put their educations to use in a modern, developed economy, and they become frustrated by the lack of jobs, the lack of opportunity.
"Sunday," an ode to Georges Seurat's pointillist masterpiece, "A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte," specifies the very qualities that Mr. Sondheim has always aspired to put into his songwriting: design, tension, composition, balance, light and harmony.
Arthur Brisbane: Ms. Zimic's letter exposes an awkward reality underlying the basic premise of a newspaper: that it aspires to truth-telling in its news coverage while selling advertising that aspires to put the best possible face on a service or product.
The baiters are always free to organise their own demonstration (I would be happy to join), and protest movements can only realistically aspire to put pressure on governments at home, whether it be on domestic policies or alliances with human rights abusers abroad (whether that be, say, the head-chopping Saudi exporters of extremism, or Israel's occupation of Palestine).
There she falls under the (literally) hypnotic spell of a masterful lady science teacher, who aspires to put an end to the manufacture of atomic bombs by molding her pupil into a creature of such unmitigated evil that the world will "wake up" and "outlaw war".
