Almost all Mauritanians are Sunni Muslim, and the declaration of the country as an Islamic republic at independence marked a political aspiration that religion might unite very diverse populations under that common confession.
Politicians and other leaders share in the inherent goodness that marks the aspirations and lives of most people.
Demonstrating, in deep and delightful detail, how questions of expertise, politics, and aspirations marked not only the lives of pioneering climatologists in the Habsburg monarchy but their science as well, Coen tells a story that beautifully backs up her fundamental argument: that the process of thinking across scales is a learning process and hence open to meaning-making by humans.
In Wade-Giles, aspiration is marked by ' (p', t', and so on).
Bone marrow aspiration showed marked hemophagocytosis.
A bone marrow aspiration showed marked erythroid hypoplasia.
These results revealed that acid and LPS aspiration caused marked enlargement of the lung, but there was no effect of dietary GLN supplementation.
He got into tricky rows over banning Islamic dress and over a ham-fisted attempt by the top brass to block the Afghanistan memoirs of a former soldier.An address to his party conference last month, in which Mr Lokke Rasmussen set out ten goals for Denmark's place in the world in 2020, was marked more by woolly aspirations than concrete plans.
Contreras argues that Latinos' political life and aspirations have been marked by diversity and contestation yet consistently influenced by the ideologies of liberalism and latinidad: while the principles of activist government, social reform, freedom, and progress sustained liberalism, latinidad came to rest on promoting unity and commonality among Latinos.
He simply wrote: "Dear Sirs: I am". In those two words, Chesterton marked the gap between our aspirations and our accomplishments; he acknowledged the distance separating what we wanted our life to be and what it had become.
