Sentence examples for set an aspiration from inspiring English sources

The government set an "aspiration" that half of all new appointments to public boards should be women by 2015.

It has set an aspiration that by 2015 50% of all new public appointees should be women.

Children in South Korea are really miserable about the pressure they are under at school and the competitiveness of peer relationships, and their government is so anxious about these findings that they have set an aspiration to move Korean children to the middle of the international table of life satisfaction.

Since acne is a more common condition, the protocol for the Acne PSP set an aspiration of 600 respondents for the harvesting survey.

Because of this, they invested time in describing their brand today and setting an aspiration for how to shift it.

The common manometers do not have enough precision to set an adequate aspiration pressure, because of its broad scale, and are not able to avoid or to limit pressure variations in case of partial occlusions, by secretion, for example, facilitating lesions occurrence.

The chief executive should set "an appropriate and inspiring aspiration" and then help mobilize "the flow of energy and ideas needed to drive the organization forward," argue Josep Isern and Caroline Pung, writing in The McKinsey Quarterly.

23, 24, 25, 26 These results set a target of aspiration for such systems, which are relatively low cost, indefatigable, and constantly available.

This sets up an "aspiration pneumonia" which can be serious and needs prompt treatment with antibiotics.

This gives the aspiration set a slightly different interpretation.

The Liberal Democrats said the plans appeared to set too low an aspiration for young people.