Over time, however, I found I was at peace making that aspiration toward myself and eventually, I enjoyed receiving it as well.
A bona fide boomer, I now have the very same arms I remember seeing on my mother, even though she was a powerful swimmer all of her life who had hoped to compete in the 1936 Summer Olympics — until Hitler made that a most unwise aspiration for a Jewish New Yorker.
South East Coast Ambulance Service has found a way to make that policy aspiration a reality.
Although this study was in patients with symptomatic swallowing dysfunction, the authors make the point that aspiration is common after prolonged intubation with or without symptoms.
We need no reminding that the wrongs have continued across time and place, by different and terrible means, and continue to make clear that the aspirations reflected in the trial's opening would not easily be fulfilled by the simple expedient of putting in place new laws and institutions.
Both leaders now have an opportunity, and a responsibility, to make this aspiration a reality, not just a slogan.
Make the aspiration Knowledge.
Later, and especially in the Mahayana tradition the major form of Buddhism in Tibet, China, Korea, and Japan it was thought that anyone who made the aspiration to awakening (bodhicittotpada)—vowing, often in a communal ritual context, to become a buddha is therefore a bodhisattva.
I am determined that we will do what it takes to make sure that these aspirations are realised".
