Sentence examples for curb aspiration from inspiring English sources
John Longworth, director general of the BCC, will warn Labour that "without business, there can be no welfare state, and no NHS", and urge it not to curb aspiration.
But others in the campaign admitted that Bill Bradley's dashed dreams had curbed their aspirations as well.
Research has shown that extreme inequality can lead to weakened self-esteem and frustration, ultimately curbing kids' aspirations and limiting their achievements.
He said Mr. Fox's failure to curb the presidential aspirations of the first lady had weakened his authority and Mexico's young democracy.
The US will step up efforts to thwart Russia in its near abroad, prevent sensitive technologies from reaching the country and curb the international aspirations of Russian companies.
Or might that lead to increased Iranian influence in the region and thus undermine Western efforts to curb its nuclear aspirations?
They and some potentially emerging nuclear powers ignore Washington's calls for curbing their nuclear aspirations, saying that the United States is guilty of hypocrisy because it maintains a huge arsenal.
The Conservatives have rejected a mansion tax as an attack on aspiration but have said they have taken action to curb loopholes in property taxation, including on corporate and offshore transactions, while increasing stamp duty on property sales above £2m.
The young generation eventually attempted to curb French borrowings, which it had come to see as endangering its nationalist aspirations.
This week the three countries met in Washington to discuss curbing the North's nuclear aspirations.
