Sentence examples for encourage aspiration from inspiring English sources

"Our message has to be to encourage aspiration.

When the gap widens, it does not encourage aspiration or cohesion but rather disengagement and social unrest.

Yet Ofsted is probably one of the most feared and mistrusted elements of a negative climate that can only deter, rather than encourage, aspiration to senior positions and headship.

One of Miss Cassady's aims has been to encourage aspiration and raise expectations of its pupils.

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".

Historically, women's magazines have encouraged aspiration, but Lucky is all about acquisition.

But it sits oddly with the government's aim of encouraging aspiration or with other policies such as the cutting of the highest tax rate from 50% to 45%.Two further areas are worthy of note.

Iain McMillan, former director of the employers' organisation CBI Scotland, who chaired the commission, which included a former Scottish Labour adviser Paul Sinclair, and Rhona Irving, a former tax partner at the accountant PwC, said it was vital that Scotland's tax system encouraged "aspiration and entrepreneurialism", by supporting middle earners.

He argued that by encouraging aspiration, the government could also encourage growth.

It also encourages aspirations for a "greater Albania" among ethnic Albanians in Albania, Kosovo, Macedonia and Montenegro.

Some European politicians encourage those aspirations.