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"The memorandum clearly outlines the aspirations of the Tibetan people strictly within the constitutional principles of the People's Republic of China," the Kashag said.

Second, we outline the aspirations of medicine sellers, particularly for further education and training.

Fellow new signing Frederic Veseli has also outlined his international aspirations, but the Swiss full-back has yet to make his full international debut.

Chávez outlines his aspiration to be seen as a modern-day Bolívar.

Joyce said they would ensure the National party's aspirations were clearly outlined in the Coalition agreement, but he signalled they were unlikely to seek any major changes given the existing document is only five months old.

The new guidelines are expected to reflect Japan's shift in its defence aspirations which were outlined in a cabinet resolution last July.

I study the mechanisms outlined above by comparing the educational aspirations of Swedish and Dutch students in disadvantaged schools.

MOSCOW — It finally happened: President Dmitri A. Medvedev, the man who was supposed to embody the aspirations of young middle-class Russians, has outlined a concrete and substantive agenda for political change.

Against this outlined background, the interrelations between economic competencies and the educational aspirations of Swiss FVB students will be reported in more detail.

Although the initiatives outlined above may differ slightly in their specific aims, they are nevertheless reflections of the same overall aspiration – to make the data and knowledge sequestered in the literature more readily accessible and re-usable.

The Deep Decarbonisation Pathways Project has outlined how 16 countries - covering 74% of global energy emissions - can restrain their own emissions while maintaining development aspirations.