3) Clearly articulate what a new leader's vision is in broad terms to drive aspiration and excitement, while tying to culture to be timely and responsive.
Wales continued, "These changes will help to drive aspiration and form a stable community where people choose to live, work and stay".
We all have a role in fashioning a society that is driven by aspiration and not crippled by calcification.
By consideringdifferent types of migration, we observe that migration for reasons of economicopportunity is particularly driven by aspirations for economic well-being.Individuals with positive aspirations for their future economic well-being are morelikely to move in order to reap benefits from job opportunities elsewhere.
The evidence suggests that these effects were driven by aspirations.
"There have been some cynical and insulting suggestions that the families are driven by aspirations of compensation.
In the past increased energy efficiency has only driven up aspirations: "If my fridge is more energy efficient and thus cheaper to run, perhaps I'll now buy that air conditioning unit for these new hot summers". Technological innovation is an important part of the solution, but it won't be enough.
Research by economists at the University of Milan suggests that television helps to drive competitive aspiration.
The doctrine of "war without casualties," however, which gained ascendance in cruise-missile-yielding, post-Cold War America, drives this aspiration to irresponsible new heights, producing the arrogant and puerile delusion that wars can be fought without human loss.
He vowed to build an "aspiration nation" driven by individual ambition - the "doers, the risk-takers".
Among social classes, the middle class emerges as the main champion for democracy, driven by both aspiration and grievances motives.
