The UK's controversial National Programme for IT, with its aspiration to a fully inter-operable networked electronic record accessible from all points of care, was formally abolished from 2010 [ 10].
The union's failure to undertake ambitious reforms will impede it from fulfilling its aspiration to become an effective diplomatic and economic counterweight to the United States on the global scene.
What the university does to develop its employability agenda is strongly connected to how it is perceived, what calibre of student it attracts, and what its aspiration entails (Teichler 2015).
And it's admirably grown-up in its aspiration too, dwelling at length on the ontological implications of a bizarre conspiracy to hack into human (and cyborg) consciousness.
In his annual letter to shareholders published recently, Mr Immelt admitted that GE's reputation had been "tarnished" because it has failed to live up to its aspiration to be a "safe and reliable growth company".
It is possible to reach a political objective, but it is not determinant to characterize a terrorist act, because its aspiration is to cause Terror, threat and fear in the community.
DuPont, once labelled by Greenpeace as 'number one polluter', initially responded by stating its aspiration to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions by 5percentnt, a target it then failed to meet for three successive years.
Too-visible joints let down its aspiration to seamlessness, and the building becomes less convincing when it has to deal with the fact of rain, with drains, stains and stray leaves.
"Russia has just seen its aspiration market disappear.
The Dreadnoughts' blackface more resembled America's, and its aspiration as the first national popular culture.
Sufism, however, resembles Hasidism and Christianity in its aspiration for personal union with God.
