Sentence examples for create an aspiration from inspiring English sources

In March Mr Osborne announced measures to create an "aspiration nation" of self-made businesspeople.

Downing Street said the speech was a development of the prime minister's pledge last year to create an "aspiration nation" and was not a response to Ed Miliband's speech to the Labour conference.

Aides said that Cameron's focus on creating a "land of opportunity" was a development of the theme of last year's conference speech in which he pledged to create an "aspiration nation".

"As well as backing the businesses of today, we are creating an aspiration nation and also backing the innovative, high-growth businesses of the future," Cameron proclaimed at the LSE's Urban Age conference on Thursday.

As well as backing the businesses of today, we are creating an aspiration nation and also backing the innovative, high-growth businesses of the future.

It is hoped that this will create an area of aspiration.

A prefect system and student leaders will also have a presence in school, with students in the upper school made visible in lower school to create a sense of aspiration among younger students.

I think the last year and a half we've really tried to create a vision and aspiration for the future.

Venezuela's aspiration to create an anti-American alliance has foundered with its economy.

The French aspiration to create an alternative "pole" to US influence represents a direct challenge to the new foreign policy orthodoxy in Washington.

Fraser's own leadership style is open, honest and informal and his aim is to direct his energy to encourage aspirations and create an environment where people feel "engaged and able to contribute".