Investing in the future As an organisation, we invest £1m per year to promote aspiration, self-reliance and social mobility, offering initiatives to encourage involvement in the community.
As well as expanding our own services, we wanted to promote aspiration, independence and social mobility among our residents, and increase choice and personalisation of services.
The revenue from new taxes levied on the wealthy should be reserved for programmes promoting aspiration, whether it be in education or housing or the arts.
Right to Buy was one of the totemic policies of Thatcherism, embodying the Iron Lady's philosophy of promoting aspiration, individual responsibility and rolling back the frontiers of the state.
A few weeks ago there was a stand-up row between the [Gove and Nick Clegg] over careers advice in schools, which Mr Clegg sees as a way of promoting aspiration but Mr Gove insists should not be imposed from the centre.
Moreover, nasogastric tubes themselves probably impair the function of the lower esophageal sphincter thereby promoting aspiration.
The watchdog organisations should, of course, continue to promote aspirations for open, democratic government, reduced secrecy and adherence to the rule of law, in more genuine, legitimate ways than giving unmerited awards to the executive.
Some have quickly seized on Mr Fayyad's resignation to promote their aspirations for a national unity government.
"One of the big pros for me as an individual is that I believe I can best push my case and promote my aspirations for Scotland selection by playing at Edinburgh Rugby," said the 25-year-old.
But Frank Luntz, a Republican strategist and political commentator, does not see Bush's comments as necessarily having an adverse effect on Republican outreach to black voters, but rather a broader message of promoting self-aspiration.
