In light of recent legislation in England to further raise the participation age to 18 by 2015 (Gov.UK [2014]), and the claim that 'disengaged young people are far less likely to aspire to continue with full time education' (Ross [2009]), this age range is viewed as a critical period.
I aspire to continue my journalistic endeavors as well as write for television.
She wants girls to be encouraged to aspire to continue learning, to get jobs other than as school teachers and nurses.
Like many congressional staffers on the hill who aspire to continue up the ladder in their careers, I could have ignored what was happening and continued to give false hope to the community about CIR.
The pilot PPHCCs and DHCCs aspire to continue applying the effective governing practices, and have recommended that the MOPH scale up the approach nationally.
"[They were] very important to some LSD users, because someone like Huxley gave the intellectual justification to take acid, and rock stars such as Morrison gave them the ideal acid hippie culture and lifestyle to aspire to," continues Roberts.
With a convention to choose the party's next leader barely two months away, a bitter rivalry between the two major camps — that of Mr. Mbeki, who aspires to continue as the party president, and that of the populist politician Jacob Zuma, who wants to replace him — has become even more caustic.
In the future, Mark aspires to continue to improve the things he makes, make new things, and teach at local tech shops.
