And for many this aspiration stems from an understanding of Scripture and more specifically Jesus' words -- what many of us learned as children in Sunday school.
[033, Physician] Participants' accounts were notable for how they did not attribute problems in delivering on this aspiration for high quality, safe care to any single cause; instead, multiple, inter-related challenges were described.
Still, this dream of gentleness, this aspiration for arboreal peace, was no small achievement for the descendants of so many killers.
I wonder if this aspiration for escape - the aspiration that drove them to send Mwandida to school - has now propelled Mercy into Madonna's arms.
"We cannot respond to this aspiration for freedom and democracy," President Nicolas Sarkozy of France said in his speech, "so splendidly and bravely expressed by the Arab peoples, by perpetuating a tragedy, that of the Israel-Palestine conflict".
Architecture reflected this aspiration, for the kings wanted their capital and their palaces to reflect the power of the crown; and the bourgeoisie commissioned châteaus (country houses) and hotels (town mansions) large enough for their coaches, stables of horses, and retinue of servants and splendid enough to receive the king and his entourage.
Rolls and Deco (2010) have epitomized this aspiration for computational neuroscience, producing a substantial body of work that merges critical features of brain structure and function into neural models that provide testable explanations of behavioural phenomena.
For this reason, Aspirations' principal, Matt Molloy, hires men who know the streets to roam the halls and guard the doors of this school on the corner of Fulton and Herkimer streets every weekday.
These great movements--the civil rights movement, the women's movement, the farmworkers' movement, the LGBTQ rights movement--created space for the aspirations of this new generation, but do not circumscribe them.
