Their proper aspirations – for a place to live, a job of work, a safe public place, and above all a healthy planet – have been jeopardised by our demand for affluence-on-credit.
The white pattern symbolizes the current separation of Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) from Armenia proper and its aspiration for eventual union with "the Fatherland".
Work is now not merely a sign of virtue, it is a sign of proper panic, of appropriately anxious aspiration.
He continued, "The questions of philosophy proper are human desires and fears and aspirations — human emotions — taking an intellectual form" (PD 50).
What's the proper balance, in my values, attitudes, emotions, aspirations, and thoughts, as well as in my outer actions and activities?
One would hazard a guess, at this early stage, that City's table-topping aspirations will be put into a proper perspective once their title rivals have played the same number of games.
With the proper amount of application and with high enough aspirations and ambitions, even an ordinary person can do something that's extraordinary".
The possibility of preparing effective substitutes in the laboratory may be of particular interest, considering the high cost of an effective and durable aspiration chain of formalin vapors (from aspiration hoods, aspirated cabinets and final proper disposal), and the limited economical resources of developing countries that frequently lack proper servicing of instruments [ 32].
A nurse in the neonatal clinic in the children's hospital also acquired CCHFV infection, which was attributed to the intubation and aspiration of bloody secretions from the baby without proper use of gloves and mask.
Awareness of proper sampling techniques for obtaining nasopharyngeal specimens (nasopharyngeal swabs, nasopharyngeal aspiration) for culture and PCR, as well as the usefulness of single-serum serology in diagnosis should also be fostered.
