Taken together, the findings from both Sweden and the Netherlands are largely consistent with the second hypothesis, indicating that some – or even most – of both the "immigrant optimism" and the stronger aspirations among girls is due to their significant others.
The 1998 Good Friday Agreement in Northern Ireland was a key by-product of that improvement.In this section Breaking up is hard to do A resigning matter Normal relations One hundred hours of solitude Teething troubles The killer trees The return of Jacques Delors ReprintsIrish unity remains a strong aspiration among those surveyed, but it is no longer pressing.
This cluster is in fact made up of young people with a strong aspiration for success and, therefore, with a high probability of forming a group with a growing purchasing power, and capable of influencing the future demand positively.
Also nowadays, there seems to be a strong aspiration to combine the present various social networking capabilities of Information Technology (IT) to build networks across all the sectors and topographical boundaries.
There is a strong aspiration to consume more meat and fast foods, because they are associated with better economic status and are therefore more desirable.
At many of the sites surveyed, it was apparent that there was a strong aspiration to try to conserve current species and ecosystems, at least for the foreseeable future.
As well as strong aspiration there are other causes of hemolysis, including vigorous shaking of the tube, transportation by pneumatic post within the clinic, centrifugation at too high speed, and inadequate environmental temperature.
In what quickly emerged into a thrilling denouement, Luke Donald had strong aspirations of glory.
"We also want to meet the strong aspirations among young Singaporeans for a degree education," Mr. Wong, who is also the minister of state for education, said in a statement.
Worcester head coach Richard Hill said the winger had "strong aspirations" to regain his Scotland place.
