The private sector has aspired for many years now to boost the number of women board members, yet progress has been, at best, incremental.
Talking head is a role to which Mr. Dole, a devoted fan of television news, especially C-Span programs, has aspired for years.
But Mr. Deripaska, who is still the largest owner of shares, had aspired for an even larger role for Rusal.
Scientists, clinicians, and policy-makers have aspired for a decade to improve healthcare by using multiplex genetic technologies to personalize and stratify the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of illnesses (Simmons et al. 2012).
What you have currently is irrelevant, and what you had aspired for as the maximum achievement until yesterday is your present CVS (your new floor, all previous steps are irrelevant).
As your trusted assistant becomes more and more capable as thousands of developers join the marketplace, it brings scale and breadth to something that AI has aspired to for decades.
This is something the rugby world has aspired to for a long time and Bernard Lapasset, president of the International Rugby Board, said the Olympic gold medal would be considered to be "the pinnacle of our sport" (Rugby Sevens).
When he came to the European Union, an organization that Turkey has aspired to join for forty-nine years, he practically shouted into the microphone.
Mr. Gingrich made no reference to the bitter struggle that led him to quit the post he had aspired to for his entire career.
Immediately after independence on 20 March 1956, Tunisians convened their first constituent assembly, with the goal of establishing the political system and type of society they had aspired to for decades under French colonial rule.
A goal she had aspired to for most of her life – to drive herself wherever she pleased – will become a reality for Sonosi, as well as for a selected minority of other women in Saudi Arabia, who for the first time will legally be able to take to the roads.
