And you will truly aspire to make them.
If it truly aspires to alternative approaches to development, and hopes to challenge this northern-dominated sector, Rousseff's administration will need to make this a priority.
It devotes itself to probing Mr. Blecker and his deeply held view that society has an obligation to execute its most coldblooded killers if it truly aspires to carry out justice.
Only through devices such as these, argue the federalists, can the EU truly aspire to be a world power.Peter Hain, the British representative, pleaded at the convention for members to "be realistic"; any EU foreign policy, he insisted, must continue to be agreed upon by sovereign states.
I first turned on Read Receipts when I saw that a mentor of mine, someone I truly aspire to be like, had them on.
Call me, maybe?!" But do these women truly aspire to be every man's sexual plaything?
If Trump truly aspires to become one himself, as some have speculated, then he is cozying up to the kind of people who will help him get there.
Only one thing is certain: If our nation truly aspires to enhance college access, boost quality and improve graduates' success, it's time to open the campus gates to innovation.
About the time I concluded that the yoga tradition held little promise in helping me achieve the life I truly aspired to, I met my first teacher, Kavi Yogiraj Mani Finger.
The definition is likely to change as we evolve and it is critical to check in and re-assess that the goals we set for ourselves are ones we truly aspire to.
Anyone who truly aspires to being a "guru" also shouldn't go around calling themselves such, for the term guru is one that is earned, not self-anointed.
