Which is what, for all its aspirations, it was.
I agree with all its aspirations – it is a truly good-hearted play – but was not once taken by surprise.
Instead it wants the obstacles it sees as impeding its aspirations swept away.
The failures of this film are the product of its aspirations, which makes it easy to forgive, even though the disappointment is hard to shake.
It follows through on all its aspirations.
It is, however, modest in its aspirations, partly in deference to the Constitution.
Its politics, if it had any, were vaguely liberal, its aspirations lofty but nonspecific.
This article, which is based on data from key informant interviews and secondary sources, analyses the shift to understand its aspirations and the challenges facing it.
Social Security is not simply an insurance program; it represents our nation's character and its aspirations.
Think of an open or closed format ICU; should it remain small (and beautiful) or grow its aspirations, choosing between quality or production?
We suggest that it is through these practices that the state assures its aspirations for enhancing individual and collective prosperity through technological advance are met.
