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It's the kind of perennial seller that all authors aspire to—indeed that creators of all types should aspire to.
Either way, being second or third seed, I have to play at the best level to aspire to the things I aspire to.
But ... But the main idea that you're not the giant restaurant, and you don't aspire to be, and you don't aspire to be a chain.
"To the degree that we're allowed to make films that aspire to be art more than they aspire to be mass consumption, it's great," he said.
And so you know, for me to become CEO, I now get to become a model for what other people can aspire to and what they should aspire to.
And that's a model that this country should aspire to.
Well, you obviously give us all something to aspire to.
More importantly, it gave homegrown entrepreneurs something to aspire to.
With everything that I do, I will aspire to inspire.
Naturally, they will aspire to become ambassadors and assistant secretaries.
But losing your hair is not something you aspire to.
I aspire to be all the things that he is.
I aspire to have their power, beauty, sensuality, and femininity.
I don't aspire to be president of the United States.
"Nor did I ever aspire to have this much money."
But I think he should aspire to that in 2020.
I mean rap doesn't necessarily aspire to community, does it?
"Not being forthcoming isn't something I aspire to," he said.
"We aspire to become a hub for consumption," Enthoven concluded.
On Halloween, people at a minimum aspire to have fun.
What example is this for young children to aspire to?
Do you aspire to take on professional fighters as well?
I aspire to take a selfie with my Renaissance twin.
In the end, though, all cocktails aspire to the martini.
And the paintings I create aspire to express these attributes.
It's what most good first novels merely aspire to be.
"And I think that's something we can all aspire to."
Is there a piece of jewelry you aspire to own?
We should all aspire to that level of personal curation.
We will aspire to be as good as he was.
DIMON: YOU THINK WE COULD ASPIRE TO SOMETHING LIKE THAT.
But it is something we can all aspire to be!
I was able to aspire to bigger positions and to relocate.
I am not vegan nor do I aspire to be one.
Mindy Kaling is the best friend everyone should aspire to have.
Here's why we all should aspire to be someone's pet fish.
It's a hard way to live, but one to aspire to.
They unearth their deepest fears and aspire to their highest hopes.
I aspire to have that level of tenacity, impact, and vision!
The velvet worm is what we all should aspire to be.
That's the job that even today most people aspire to. Right?
Four albums aspire to subversion, but delight is disruptive by definition.
"That is not who we aspire to be," the narrator says.
And few Britons aspire to rent from the council for life.
Plus, Spotlight gives users something to aspire to as they record.
But most banks still only aspire to creating such a platform.
The recipients have a lofty list of goals to aspire to.
To be clear, a company need not aspire to go public.
When something is normalized, then younger people can aspire to it.
"I aspire to be more like 'Sissy' than anything," Bruce said.
But we can say that we aspire to be this chill.
David, you're a constant reminder of what I aspire to be.
Both have provided escapism and something for Americans to aspire to.
"We really aspire to be like the Kochs," Brock told BuzzFeed.
We should all aspire to achieve G Perico's level of productivity.
China and Russia both aspire to putting people on the Moon.
Does she aspire to anything outside of her dealings with males?
Such devotion to principle is something we can all aspire to.
We ought to aspire to be more than a feedback loop.
Everyone has a dream job, the position they constantly aspire to.
Your children will see this and aspire to do the same.
Should anybody aspire to build a relationship so intensely and quickly?
Nor does he aspire to one day be vegan or vegetarian.
You aspire to have a brand that is the next WB?
That's what I aspire to offer those who seek my advice.
What more can we aspire to in the age of Trump?
What is your advice for people who aspire to become reporters?
"Popular Force cannot aspire to the 2021 presidential election," Melendez said.
Do you aspire to grow or prefer to stay the same?
Why doesn't more art aspire to do something that seems impossible?
Asking is the key to achieving virtually anything we aspire to.
They can aspire to better policies that will support their culture.
Judge Gorton is wrong that colleges always aspire to be meritocracies.
Fish Cheeks doesn't aspire to the worldwide recognition Nahm has won.
But most of all, they aspire to make the world better.
Unlike their fascist predecessors, today's populists don't aspire to change society.
Well, we at least aspire to seem less terrible than most.
Kids don't aspire to be like Monte Morris, but more probably should.
They aspire to the rewards of writing but not to the travail.
After all, we all aspire to be remarkable at what we do.
"We aspire to serve our community like a library does," Ferriso said.
José: I'd say I aspire to be a man of the woods.
It has suited Tim well and that's a model I aspire to.
They're also frankly what many people, regardless of gender, aspire to become.
To aspire to be something better, whether in grand or small ways.
It had to be trendy enough that teens would aspire to wholesomeness.
They'll be looking at what it is that they aspire to be.
There is no ideal, high-brow museum "experience" everyone should aspire to.
The question is what other model do we have to aspire to?
I don't think I'm going to try and aspire to her level.
Still, it's nice to have something to aspire to in life. [Anandtech]
But none would aspire to re-impose Christianity by top-down methods.
Typically, food tastes good, and the best aspire to great over time.
A recent survey of young Britons found that 93% aspire to marry.
The Cardinals need him to be the team they aspire to be.
Yes, he thinks everyone else should aspire to be more like us.
That's what I aspire to be when I step on the stage.
We should aspire to them every single day, in everything we do.
Graduates of Ms. Sardella's classes may aspire to become Miss Mermaid France.
Check out some of the reasons you should aspire to similar heights.
"We aspire to play a major role in our neighbourhood," Panagiotakis said.
Does her character aspire to anything beyond her dealings with these males?
Does the company aspire to build the ad ecosystem for TV's future?
Both hint at what their companies aspire to be without pigeonholing them.
"The most vulgar person ever to aspire to the presidency," Rubio says.
Here, eight interesting Olympic records all athletes can aspire to break: 1.
He challenges us daily to aspire to make this a better world.
Like Teddy, the movie doesn't aspire to more than a passing grade.
Target Guy: No-nonsense dudes who don't aspire to be Shawn Mendes.
The rest of us can only aspire to this level of stubbornness.
But the pro basketball model is what women in hockey aspire to.
Everyone who cares about the planet also needs to aspire to effectiveness.
This is the sort of service other bike companies should aspire to.
"We aspire to be the leading digital consumer bank," Lane told investors.
"Thats something we aspire to elsewhere," Chief Executive Andy Palmer told Reuters.
She does not aspire to host her own comedy podcast one day.
If you aspire to utmost success in life, you can't limit yourself.
Whether standing or sitting, I aspire to her energy and life force.
Are there any famous dogs or dog breeds you aspire to pet?
I aspire to be a 'Chopped' chef and absolutely love to cook.
Which is fine, because it's never something I aspire to do anyway.
And that's nothing to aspire to, because what are you actually achieving?
Tech corporations that aspire to, can, and very possibly will change the world?
For people who aspire to become entrepreneurs, the executive recommended taking action immediately.
That's what I aspire to, regardless of what kind of horror it is.
Dig deep to understand and aspire to be a certain kind of leader.
Successful people know how to assimilate the environment they aspire to be in.
So it became something to admire and aspire to and be self-reflective.
Why should likability even be a virtue to aspire to in fiction writing?
Unrequited peacemaker But above all, Peres seemed to aspire to be a peacemaker.
The process entirely comes from you, but you should aspire to do more.
While some songwriters may have recognizable signature sounds, Gorley doesn't aspire to one.
"Comrades, a party on its knees cannot aspire to lead anything," she said.
We should aspire to them every day in every single thing we do.
That means Tesla must always aspire to be transparent, respectful, fair and just.
That's definitely something we aspire to — that kind of antihero, but for women.
"  "Yeah," Sheeran admitted, "it's kind of what I aspire to be, I think.
Public health officials aspire to have 226.05 percent of people immunized against measles.
Obviously, I paint very differently, but I aspire to that in my work.
A true car lover does not aspire to a modern Bugatti, trust me.
That is a competition that America should not aspire to take part in.
Those are the things you aspire to when you go to school there.
Most share religious objectives and aspire to establish a version of Shariah law.
You aspire to make the world environmentally a place where it is sustainable.
We should aspire to learn from our elders instead of just admiring them.
But could they also help, even unwittingly, the societies they aspire to govern?
"It takes us further from the country we aspire to be," Obama said.
" He added, "It's not even something that would make sense to aspire to.
Some aspire to lead legacy organizations with the strongest voices in our politics.
The songs were almost entirely familiar, but they didn't aspire to mere comfort.
However, it's presumptuous to think that America would aspire to be like Finland.
"Compromise" sounds like a noble ideal that all reasonable people should aspire to.
And he does it beautifully, in ways I could never even aspire to.
He exemplifies what a human being could aspire to, or be inspired by.
Barstool doesn't aspire to run a sportsbook, as Fox does through Fox Bet.
They aspire to change India at both the collective and the individual level.
In truth, neither country performs as well as it should aspire to do.
Angela is really talented and I aspire to be like her one day.
The art we aspire to is a remote sensation, always out of reach.
The leading contenders aspire to net zero emissions by 2050, if not before.
Start-ups aspire to create even more streamlined software, but it isn't easy.
Obviously, Miedema says, being a top goal scorer is something to aspire to.
American socialists aspire to a society where people can live lives of dignity.
Both aspire to be elected president of the United States later this year.
Chinatown, after all, is anything but neutral, nor does it aspire to be.
He developed the Fast and Furious franchise — a move Netflix should aspire to.
To be an officer — which most men aspire to — requires a college degree.
Greenman's book is not a straight path, but it doesn't aspire to be.
He is basically the prototype for the kind of auntie I aspire to be.
It's no secret that so many young people aspire to be loving plant moms.
That's where games fall down: they aspire to be commercial, apolitical and non-divisive.
But I have a whole slew of friends who are or aspire to be.
He is a modest, thoughtful man, with a career that many would aspire to.
Every church has guidelines for what they believe and who they aspire to be.
We don't begrudge success, we aspire to it and admire those who achieve it.
We aspire to make the international order serve our citizens—not to control them.
Nursing is not a career many boys aspire to, or are encouraged to consider.
Google, Uber and most carmakers who aspire to make autonomous vehicles already use lidar.
"What we aspire to do is lead the fight against online bullying," Mosseri said.
This is a Chromebook, it does not aspire to impress you with its looks.
Obviously I aspire to have a mortgage one day, but this is the now.
MIKE SANTOLI: Sure, well, something to aspire to for all of us, I guess.
Bellm's work embodies the freedom of natural living many young folks aspire to achieve.
The Bangalore-based startup, however, doesn't just aspire to be an online reseller network.
" She continued, "I don't think I'm going to try and aspire to her level.
Meanwhile, internet service providers continue to remind us that they aspire to control content.
It only exists if our leadership believes it's a worthwhile thing to aspire to.
Meghan has handled this negative press with a level of grace I aspire to.
We aspire to a race-blind justice system—why not actually make decisions blind?
By asking candidates to name the two companies they aspire to work for, Leap.
But girls should know those aren't the only qualities to aspire to, Weisgram said.
That combination of conviction and invention is what I aspire to with my color.
Who were you before that relationship began, and who do you aspire to be?
I just aspire to be even half of how wonderful as my parents are.
We can all only aspire to be more like her when we grow up.
But it would not reflect the majoritarian spirit democratically enacted legislation should aspire to.
I cannot paint a perfect picture, but I should aspire to do my best.
They are Marx -infused leftists who aspire to a "post-work," open-bordered world.
What she's saying: "For people who aspire to be president," she told the crowd.
They often aspire to white-collar work by learning new skills during off-hours.
Thank you for contributing so much- and giving us all something to aspire to!
You don't know the full person I am or the one aspire to be.
Do the internet folks that you're covering aspire to more mainstream outlets and platforms?
One you'd aspire to get when you get a little bit of disposable income.
They're not anything we really need; instead, they're something we're meant to aspire to.
Indonesia is the best example of what motorbike taxi services can aspire to be.
There's a sense of normalcy that to some extent we all aspire to attain.
Or maybe it's more fair to say that we aspire to Hyper Light Status.
It's a word for a basic human need, something many belief systems aspire to.
That's a lofty role model to aspire to – only adapted to the digital age.
"It's about taking something you aspire to and making it your own," he says.
Moore sees Williamson as a woman she can aspire to be and relate to.
In reality, death was small and dirty, nothing to aspire to, nothing to celebrate.
I aspire to be — someday, if I have the courage for it — less ambitious.
" All he could aspire to was "balance the books of dry cleaners and dentists.
So what lessons does her long tenure hold for women who aspire to lead?
They aspire to elect a strong ruler with a firm grip on the country.
Nor does she aspire to: "I just like to bring the funny," she said.
Child nurtured on Olive Street is the example many of his clients aspire to.
Blevins, whose career high is 21.72 games, does not aspire to break any records.
It's about who we were, who we are and who we aspire to be.
Through its mentoring program I work with black students who aspire to become physicians.
Americans have always had a healthy skepticism of those who aspire to public office.
This person might aspire to take better photos or create more complex video projects.
In some traditions, Orthodox Jewish men aspire to lives of study, rather than work.
It's easy enough to aspire to save $100,000 over 10 years — but for what?
The iPhone is still considered a luxury product that many Africans aspire to own.
"Tastes can change when people aspire to be different from other people," Vanderbilt says.
"We aspire to exceed 23,000," Xelil said in response to written questions from Reuters.
They aspire to monopoly, often unapologetically, and have been instrumental in rehabilitating the concept.
Then they crushed and left those who aspire to join the middle class behind.
That's the line that we should aspire to, at least in the short term.
"He was the leader that we all wanted to aspire to be," Sumalpong said.
And at our best, we aspire to be part of the promise that defines America.
I hope they aspire to be middleweight champs and be stronger boxers than I am.
Because at the end of the day it's good health we should all aspire to.
" She continued, "I'm concerned with the generation of girls who aspire to look like Zendaya.
You can try to aspire to it, but most aren't ever going to get there.
Yet both aspire to fatherhood, even as they worry that it may be getting late.
They are ordinary people doing extraordinary things…  That is something we can all aspire to.
But, confusingly, weight loss is still seen as a kind of success to aspire to.
We aspire to do something, and she's the first to be like — I'll teach you.
And at the heart of it, isn't that what we aspire to do with math?
It's easy to understand why people aspire to make a living playing or composing music.
"For me, it's about trying to help women who aspire to become pilots," she said.
Photo: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)Now, would I aspire to the new Master & Dynamic headphones?
"We aspire to lead the world in 5G," Pai said at the Mobile World Congress.
These acolytes aspire to make their passion for partying and getting fucked up their art!
Both are major industry figures in their own right and aspire to the top job.
That is the mark of true hospitality—something we should all aspire to provide evermore.
We all aspire to be as self-indulgent as Billy Porter at the Met Gala.
As a result, Drake's Young Money contract calls for Jas and Aspire to get paid.
That statue represents the worst of humanity not the Tampa that we aspire to be.
But that hasn't stopped him from opining on what those in government should aspire to.
Listen to the great musicians, of every field, not just the field you aspire to.
Kanye has often stood for what we believe, but moreover, what we aspire to believe.
That women should aspire to something other than motherhood or they are wasting their lives.
"My father told me, 'Either leave basketball or aspire to be a professional,' " Aisha said.
For women, for what cities can aspire to build and for the art of architecture.
They tried to build after-school programs so that young people could aspire to college.
Whiteness is something that many Africans aspire to, and light skin still has social capital.
"You've got to give them something to aspire to" after getting out, Mr. Young said.
At their best, they are are unfiltered representations of the people we aspire to be.
One of her primary goals is to connect girls who aspire to work in technology.
White men calling black men ''bro'' aspire to or assume a kinship with black Americans.
JP points out the contract requires Aspire to use "best efforts" to get the funds.
Across the rest of Europe, few other Socialist politicians can aspire to such untroubled leadership.
"Of course, kids watch the pro game, but it's Koshien they aspire to," Maeda said.
There is only one cabin class on Southwest, so one can't aspire to an upgrade.
"It's something to aspire to," Art Cashin, director of floor operations for UBS, told CNBC.
They aspire to shift to 100% renewable energy and map a path to carbon neutrality.
WALLFISCH There's a sort of nobility about it, which I think British people aspire to.
"We aspire to close, intimate marriages, but emotions can be complicated and inconvenient," she explains.
At issue is which vision we should embrace when we aspire to counter these tendencies.
Adopting the language of digital marketing, users can aspire to become Forecasters, Influencers, and Activists.
I can only aspire to be as nutritionally, physically, and ethically on-point as them.
We're lucky to have a diverse staff, every place should aspire to ... But not lucky.
It's true that not all books aspire to art, of course; but if a book that does aspire to art is treated as a commodity, readers do it a vast injustice by overlooking their own responsibility in the success or failure of the work.
In reality, the perfect body simply does not exist, nor is it something to aspire to.
Japan's Mitsubishi is one of the few companies that still aspire to compete with the duopoly.
It's about the character of our country – who we are, and who we aspire to be.
They aspire to overthrow conventional wisdom that Democrats must stay safely in the middle to compete.
My Tumblr account is based on a person I aspire to be, not who I am.
Sattvic food is the food closest to nature and what we aspire to eat most of.
"Antwon was a beautiful young man who could aspire to be anything," Nesby told BuzzFeed News.
The reforms aspire to mend the institutional weaknesses revealed during the years following the financial crisis.
"Self-funded candidates are not representative of the people they aspire to represent," she told me.
"Eagle's Nest is an alluring cave and many divers aspire to dive there someday," she said.
And at Google, even events that are decidedly not normal aspire to a kind of casualness.
The four albums reviewed below aspire to subversion and enact it with varying degrees of commitment.
Unlike generations past, there will be no "dream home" archetype for the masses to aspire to.
"She does not think of herself [as] human, does not aspire to be human," she said.
"The most vulgar person to ever aspire to the presidency," Marco Rubio says at one point.
It is the perfect image of a mindset I aspire to but will likely never reach.
"That's really what I aspire to have and the love that I want," he told Hannah.
In the video interview, Ice Cube said Trump is what Americans love and aspire to be.
Israel has declared Jerusalem its eternal capital, and most Palestinians aspire to east Jerusalem as theirs.
So let's aspire to hold all four governor's offices after the polls close in 2018. 4.
This, in a nutshell, is the American small-town ideal — the mythological apex we aspire to.
It's also a very positive statement and is something people can relate to and aspire to.
Its standards aspire to those of developed economies, rather than emerging markets, though enforcement is weak.
Mukpo clarified that Tokr does not quite aspire to be an Amazon for the cannabis industry.
But while some love to hate on the cool-girl, carefree aesthetic, others aspire to it.
Lighting an interest in STEM BEFORE high school is a goal that we should aspire to.
"After watching them all, Washington should aspire to be more like 'The West Wing,' " Swalwell said.
If this isn't a model we aspire to, the idea seems to be that we should.
My position wins me no popularity contests, but neutral civil libertarians do not aspire to popularity.
In the 2000s, the most glamorous job romantic comedy heroines could aspire to was magazine writer.
It also sends a powerful message to girls and young women who aspire to be there.
Do you aspire to that level and hope to take on someone as successful as them?
And in history, I learned about that kind of American value as something we aspire to.
Illegal immigration endangers everyone, exploits the taxpayers, and insults all who aspire to enter America illegally.
It's about the character of our country — who we are, and who we aspire to be.
" But Mr. Obama did do something important: "He did give black people something to aspire to.
An outspoken critic of government overreach, Packard believed that tech businesses should aspire to higher things.
St. John doesn't necessarily argue: "We're not as deep as we aspire to be," he says.
These days tech insurgents aspire to be purchased by Google and Facebook, not to replace them.
To back a winner, you've got to be willing to say you aspire to win yourself.
Mr. Suazo Córdova did not aspire to lofty social goals, former American and Honduran officials said.
Each issue is dedicated to a female role model that little girls can aspire to emulate.
"We'd like to aspire to be best in class in programming, in every category," Bajaria said.
Maybe even a disabled, asymmetrical dog with her disabled, asymmetrical human can aspire to such beauty.
We must make sure that the culture we aspire to reaches every corner of our company.
The situation is very different among the rich, particularly among those who aspire to become wealthy.
So yes, people still aspire to buying, it's still a value to own your own place.
While more than 90 percent of millennials aspire to be leaders, according to a recent WorkplaceTrends.
If you aspire to be a journalist, consider interning at a local magazine or TV station.
Also, the people of those countries have never been, and neither aspire to become, U.S. citizens.
We watched a former empire, winner of two world wars, aspire to become Singapore upon Thames.
I aspire to be a lot more like that man, because he's an amazing human being.
Though Ms. Hartz didn't aspire to get into the technology industry, it was never far away.
He is a hero, and his actions embody the ethos that all good mountaineers aspire to.
She said during her MNSBC interview Monday that she used to "aspire to be like" Trump.
It's not that I want my sons to aspire to the highest office in the land; it's that I aspire to be like Obama, a man who, we're told, set aside the work of running the country to dine with his daughters five nights a week.
Our apartments looks nothing like Chrissy's 8,520-square-foot home, but it's certainly something to aspire to.
For others, it's more fantasy-based, a crafted identity, representing something they aspire to or deem important.
"We aspire to treat you like you're our only user," explains Rahul Vohra, the firm's chief executive.
It's become less passe to rent apparel and accessories, especially as millennials aspire to own fewer things.
It meant the world to me to get guidance from someone who I aspire to be like.
" Nevertheless, the Tesla spokesperson said, "we believe the right number of incidents to aspire to is zero.
"As for the UFC, many aspire to fight there but it is not so simple," said Khalidov.
She is the example I aspire to and the standard by which I will judge my contribution.
Ultimately, people are going to have to want different things, fear different things, aspire to different things.
When you are a student, you can aspire to paint like Jasper Johns in an ordinary studio.
I wanted BoJack to be more of a cautionary figure than someone that you aspire to be.
"We aspire to bring you the highest-quality replicas of acceptable-quality plants," the Kickstarter pitch explains.
But not all aspire to banking licences, which take time and effort: 20 months in Klarna's case.
I hope my journey inspires readers to find the courage to become whoever they aspire to be.
It has also called on prison work programs to "aspire" to offer wages based on inmate productivity.
Kurdish leaders in Syria aspire to be America's permanent ally, like the Kurds next door in Iraq.
He is that open, vulnerable, grounded, connected, feeling creature that I aspire to be all the time.
And that made them harder to remember and to memorialize and, most critically, to aspire to be.
"We aspire to be a mobility platform that solves the first and last-mile problem," Sun said.
Plato meant to point out how humans do not truly comprehend reality but can aspire to it.
"Clearly that is leading to an EPS growth that is not what we aspire to," he said.
Now the next thing that you aspire to is regaining control of your time and your attention.
It is brutally honest and brutally smart, which are both things I aspire to in my standup.
Pizza inspires the kind of devotion that anti-vaxxers and climate change deniers can only aspire to.
Democrats in Washington, and those who perhaps aspire to careers in the city, are still choosing caution.
The Eameses presented an inspiring vision of the future that America could aspire to—especially during wartime.
If your true self is to become intolerably hangry, choose your the person you aspire to be.
Yeah, I think I'm often trying to aspire to a state of peace, usually through something difficult.
Education reform is a big issue of mine because I aspire to have a career in academia.
The bedroom is where we find out about ourselves, and where we can aspire to transcend ourselves.
"This mom embarrassing her son is the mom all moms should aspire to be," one woman tweeted.
New platforms aspire to have millions of consumers creating and sharing videos in a uniquely compelling way.
But other rivals who aspire to succeed his elderly father may well want to sabotage his initiatives.
Perhaps I'll even have a posthumous byline or two — not something I aspire to, by the way.
An artist like Timberlake, for better or for worse, must aspire to high art and grand gestures.
"This is not who we are and this is not who we aspire to be," Booker added.
If you don't aspire to make real change, you can't inspire people to go to the polls.
They embody what William Carlos Williams wrote that poems should aspire to — "no ideas but in things."
It brings them a small step closer to the cryptics that some PandA solvers aspire to conquer.
It's never going to be the next great company, and we aspire to build a great company.
Did my adoption mean I was supposed to try to aspire to a whiteness beyond my reach?
The event is one of many that aspire to be the Oscars of the legal-cannabis industry.
I aspire to be able to achieve this without having to sit quietly with my eyes closed.
I won't compare myself to those great actors, but that is what I aspire to for sure.
We don't aspire to be something foreign, but we express what is ours in a foreign way.
Perhaps their daughters may grow up not just to aspire to be candidates — but to bankroll them.
That's Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg, Evan Spiegel, that's the mantle they all sort of aspire to ... Yeah.
Can classrooms aspire to being "safe spaces" if students engage in hate speech and openly carry guns?
It's focused squarely on the folks in the middle, folks who aspire to be in the middle.
That's what I would aspire to write in any joke or any written prose, television script, anything.
They must better represent who we aspire to be, and address some of the challenges we've seen.
Even when they aspire to more balanced lives, they often find that traditional workplaces won't enable it.
Here, Mr. President, is the reason: because we aspire to values that are actually worth fighting for.
That's where we all aspire to be so it's nice to have that feeling for a change.
With this question, you'll learn how your coworkers want to grow or what they aspire to do.
Reality or fiction, the folks we aspire to look like don't always have the personalities we admire.
She was an accessible personality whose lifestyle J. Crew customers could, and did, aspire to buy into.
The more aware girls are of potential role models, the more they'll aspire to be like them.
Not very many aspire to be the place where you try to impress your friends, or yourself.
I don't, it's freedom and evolution for me...All of us, I feel, aspire to be free.
"Billions" seems to aspire to be to bankers and lawyers what "The Wire" was to drug dealers.
Only then the Africans can be free and the continent can aspire to live free of colonialism.
It's a goal most of us rightfully aspire to, and one that can often help build wealth.
Associates who aspire to partner level need to demonstrate incredible energy, analytical problem solving, and executive presence.
It can be channeled into less destructive forms, and that's what political parties should aspire to do.
While Burns's explorations of history and culture aspire to standards of objectivity, Cousins is unabashedly, unapologetically personal.
Others aspire to be in a relationship but struggle to feel safety and love with another man.
So I do think journalism can aspire to the standards of science, but we are journalists, right?
Two in particular stuck with me, qualities that good critics aspire to, no matter what they're writing about.
Other businesses are more flat and have less layers of management, and therefore fewer positions to aspire to.
Let me step back, though, and articulate what I think is a deep, enduring principle to aspire to.
For the Milkenites, wealth is a goal for everyone to aspire to, not a problem to be solved.
CJ's entire purpose is to give Ronnie, the nerdy lifeguard played by Jon Bass, something to aspire to.
But Chandlar, 25, wants to make sure viewers don't aspire to follow in the Pretty Little Mamas' footsteps.
My favorite films do that to me, so I aspire to do that to another audience member somewhere.
Here are the five characteristics bosses should pay attention to if they aspire to be a great leader.
Think Patagonia-wearing, Range Rover-driving, outdoorsy types or at least those who aspire to have that image.
So if you aspire to be a billionaire one day, does it matter what you study in college?
"Now there are many countries around the world which aspire to be the next Silicon Valley," Pichai said.
Women rising Risk taking can be especially critical for women who aspire to be in the C-suite.
The first wave of innovation is to offer risk metrics and aspire to become the "FICO Score" provider.
So many young people today aspire to be influencers and look to people like you as the example.
THE POLITICIANS who aspire to the Democratic presidential nomination are now in a field that is 2800-strong.
Mahalo (thanks), Hawaii, for being America's paradise and the home of a lifestyle we all can aspire to.
Houndedji and Madeline both aspire to be a headmistress one day, a future once unimaginable in the convent.
" Character is key: "People follow people they respect... you must aspire to be men and women of character.
"It shouldn't matter what you're into, how you look," Aparicio says, "you can achieve whatever you aspire to."
Although Amazon's convenience has pushed up its market share, many people aspire to shop elsewhere for their wardrobes.
A true car lover does not aspire to a modern Bugatti, trust me But the namesake is interesting.
They epitomize America's best, and their pictures represent the kind of people we all should aspire to be.
In short, they exhibit the kinds of qualities that every child should aspire to grow up to embody.
However, "luxury is one of the few classes of products, where people aspire to constantly upgrade," he said.
Is a counterterrorism spy drama capable of making the kind of meaningful insights its showrunners aspire to make?
I hope to aspire to [those blogs] one day... MindBodyGreen is something I go on at 3 a.m.
You are light, you are beauty, you are home, and you are all that I aspire to be.
They are exactly what they aspire to be, and their thumbnails alone tell you exactly what to expect.
"A lot of kids don't ever leave our community, so they don't aspire to anything bigger," Lee says.
All Americans should aspire to live in a country where we can exist in peace and without fear.
" Lao bai xing get to aspire to something more beautiful than anything they have ever known," Wu said.
It's the default in the BDSM community, but a good ideal to aspire to in all sexual encounters.
Do you aspire to be one of those people who knows at least a little bit about everything?
As a coach and a former elite athlete, he implores her to aspire to victory in every competition.
Her first published book, "Aspire to the Heavens," was a novel about George Washington's life released in 1969.
Musk, in contrast, appears to aspire to a state where there are no distinctions between himself and Tesla.
Let us all aspire to be better parents, kinder to our co-workers, and more generous and appreciative.
And yet even though they are also considered responsible for killing homeownership, millennials still aspire to own homes.
The Circle was for gay people who didn't aspire to join the movement's advancing orthodoxy of the '70s.
He provided opportunities for me to get better and to be able to aspire to be like him.
For those who aspire to reach a bit higher, there are soul-sucking office jobs to be had.
Triple Alpha is a family adviser for several Japanese players who Mihara said aspire to change that paradigm.
Except at pretentious costume extravaganzas like the annual Met Ball, people no longer aspire to dress like that.
Numerous movements in the region — broadly known as Venetists — still aspire to significantly greater autonomy, if not independence.
"You can't aspire to be what you can't see," Brian Idalski, the former North Dakota women's coach, said.
They may aspire to divine levels of omniscience, but they risk driving away their followers in the process.
Like Orban, they aspire to rule without hesitation or undue concern for the painstaking procedures of parliamentary governance.
The anti-immigrant parties are not associated with organized violent gangs, nor do they aspire to overthrow democracy.
Growing up, my parents were adamant that I was not and should never even aspire to be British.
In This Brilliant Darkness, Sharlet does not aspire to be August Sander—to create a catalog, or typology.
Trapped inside the thing that we all aspire to and want—these sad eyes, desperate to get out.
Does she have no grasp on reality, or does she simply aspire to have no grasp on reality?
"I am doing the same - trying to increase the new assembly members who aspire to reform," she said.
If you work in tech or aspire to become an IT professional, you're already on the right track.
There's so many role models around us that have that mentality, and we aspire to be like them.
Around the Black Sea, Romania, Bulgaria and Turkey are NATO members while Georgia and Ukraine aspire to join.
"It shouldn't matter what you're into, how you look — you can achieve whatever you aspire to," she said.
Mr. Usyan still works toward a future more like the one his parents allowed him to aspire to.
"As a journalist, you aspire to capture images quickly, leaving the thinking to a digital camera," he said.
Furthermore, if these students aspire to be leaders, they need the ability to tell stories and create a culture.
They aspire to be along the same lines as Chanel No. 5, and they are: the perfumer is amazing.
Many new ventures aspire to an IPO not as a start, but as the end point of their fortunes.
To an oligarch, Russia isn't an enemy of America; it's a model, it's what America should aspire to be.
This camera evidently makes it easy to take good photos, and that's what every phone camera should aspire to.
For younger people who might have less money, but aspire to a similarly elite lifestyle, there are other options.
"I aspire to play in the Tokyo Olympics in two years, and I'm going to keep playing," he said.
There's a lot of Lost in Manifest, and there's some Leftovers too — but those are shows to aspire to.
"Girls can aspire to join a space that is welcoming, that expects them," said Peterson Magoola of U.N. Women.
Those who aspire to this ideal figure can end up engaging in negative behaviors like restrictive eating or purging.
If you've always fantasised about those feasts on YouTube's EpicMealTime, making this birthday cake is something you'll aspire to.
Now, a Negro boy or girl can aspire to be not only a senator but governor of this state.
David Zilber: Well, I think every cook in the world has a restaurant that they aspire to work at.
Allora & Calzadilla are attuned to the obstacles Puerto Rico faces, and in a poetic instance, aspire to transcend them.
The movie isn't saying you shouldn't aspire to look like Schumer, or co-stars Aidy Bryant and Busy Philipps.
"He is somebody I would aspire to be like," Boyd said of Romney and who isn't raising for Trump.
Somebody who always strived for excellence and definitely, right now, what I aspire to be is great, like her.
"Clearly, that is leading to an [earnings per share] growth that is not what we aspire to," he said.
The two Gandhis are members of the latest generation of the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty to aspire to govern India.
I think we want to believe that a hierarchy of good exists so we have something to aspire to.
They aspire to create a principled institutional culture, a top-down ethos, where "doing the right thing" comes first.
Professional players often become role models for other gamers, even casual players who don't ever aspire to compete professionally.
Is it fun or well-made or any of the things I think a game should aspire to be?
The Verdict: I truly do aspire to have hair like Kate's, and I think this experiment helped with that.
The new nations formed out of the Soviet Union for the most part, aspire to our way of life.
Yet expansiveness is at the heart of Smith's work; her characters aspire to the generative power of the pun.
Young girls like my daughter and niece now have officials they can see & aspire to be like one day!
Meanwhile, for those who aspire to make politics about more than sexism and snark, voters may have their backs.
We do not settle for an inferior American citizenship, we aspire to a better future for our next generations.
Second, each of us must aspire to what the Dalai Lama calls "warmheartedness" toward those with whom we disagree.
Others may aspire to become social media travel influencers and get paid to post from all over the globe.
But most people living in the Bay Area, even those with six-figure salaries, only aspire to become homeowners.
Moreover, they aspire to displace more government roles over time, replacing the logic of territorial sovereignty with functional sovereignty.
To have such a long and diverse career, without losing that sense of self, is something I aspire to.
But, despite having a lifestyle music geeks could aspire to, Rob Gordon was not a character to be admired.
Where the sciences aspire to state what we know, the arts at their most effective demonstrate how we know.
"Here in the Senate, we aspire to be more than just a cog in a feedback loop," Flake said.
Weinberg's memoir doesn't aspire to the depth of Feeney's study, but its fealty and kindliness have their own appeal.
Are these scorched earth tactics supposed to be the ideals to which Michigan and its followers should aspire to?
By the time I was old enough to work, I didn't dream of or even aspire to great wealth.
"The moment people aspire to the condition of the Virgin Mary, they are sunk in music!" he once said.
But these biographies show how far we have come, and how much girls — and all children — can aspire to.
"Insurance isn't something that people aspire to do," said John Kinney, chief claims officer, who oversees about 7,000 employees.
Now, many regular letter writers aspire to write Op-Ed essays and see that as the natural next step.
Sure, some folks don't like the move, but honestly, we should all aspire to be this level of shameless.
We want Americans to regard us as what to aspire to, as America without guns or the vicious discourse.
He did not call himself homeless, because he did not aspire to be housed, The East Bay Times reported.
Today, the 26-year-old figure skater says you need to figure out the goals you aspire to reach.
The kind of person who wants an iPhone 11 Pro might also just aspire to owning the best thing.
China and Argentina aspire to replicate what the U.S. has accomplished but geological and policy constraints remain a challenge.
But they, too, aspire to autonomy — specifically in the Kurdish-majority territories in Syria's north, which they call Rojava.
Aspire to a rice cooker, and buy one when they clip your boss at work and give you her job.
Millennials in particular aspire to being strong and lean more than skinny, says Julie Cottineau, from BrandTwist, a brand consultancy.
It goes without saying that those who aspire to high public office should be free from suspicion of criminal conduct.
New Hampshire's small scale enables those who aspire to the presidency to run relatively low-cost campaigns in the state.
Critics are bashing the trend saying it is just another unrealistic — and problematic — body goal for women to aspire to.
The problem, according to Lemonis: Most people don't aspire to be the queen of England while scrubbing the kitchen sink.
That is easy to aspire to, but obviously difficult to attain – especially if you are in pain from an illness.
Some people definitely did turn their backs on it, and we kind of aspire to lose fans with every record.
She is the only candidate in the field who might be described as folksy, though they all aspire to that.
The cover's job is to remind you of that, even as it tells you this is something to aspire to.
Ringing the bell at the New York Stock Exchange must become something that entrepreneurs aspire to, not fear and dread.
"My weight loss is not a goal you should aspire to, nor should it be confused with health," she writes.
"We aspire to be the market leader in London," Simon Smith, Ola's head of international, told CNBC in an interview.
Conger's coverage may resemble that of a local paper, but she doesn't aspire to work for the Charlottesville Daily Progress.
I deconstructed Eliza Doolittle's transformation from flower girl to London society toast, if only so I could aspire to it.
And if you, too, aspire to become an awards show expert, then they're the ones you should be listening to.
The one which all the more tacky "holidays" like Yom Kippur and Eid Al-Fitr and Easter aspire to be.
Even still, people aspire to be managers and engineers from a young age, and break their backs to get there.
Do you just really aspire to impress all of your friends with your vast and unmatched pop culture know-how?
Carrie Underwood We aspire to reach a place where our moms text us in response to our awards show appearances.
The first was to position Alex Mercer, the game's star, as the sort of character players would aspire to be.
In the end, those working in the field aspire to the idea that cell-free production will equal mass production.
She is a beacon of body positivity and cheeriness, and she's honestly someone I personally aspire to be more like.
No matter our political dissimilarities, he is exemplifying the sort of local activism I aspire to in my own life.
As representatives who aspire to lead our country, their comments prompt national dialogue on war, the environment, and health care.
In fact, King didn't even think that she could aspire to have the strong role she currently holds on HTGAWM.
Like I did with Harvest Moon, I play Stardew Valley in search of the real life I aspire to live.
We can no longer aspire to expect greatness from our leaders, but be apathetic to knowledge to hold them accountable.
I wanted to give a different narrative for young girls and women that you can aspire to have it all.
"Stockholm should definitely not aspire to be Silicon Valley, but that doesn't mean we can't compete with it," she says.
Is that really the role of such serious countries which aspire to conduct independent policies and be called major powers.
Better individuals make a better nation, and when we aspire to improve ourselves, we're also dreaming of a better America.
This endeavor needs to begin during pre-medical education with female mentors to help young women aspire to become physicians.
We aspire to be the gold standard for safety and good stewards of a product that enhances many people's lives.
Politicians -- especially the ambitious ones, which is most of them -- aspire to one thing and one thing only: being president.
The Senate should aspire to fill the 140 vacancies and more in our federal courts by moving forward with confirmations.
When you realize there's another level of self-discipline you can aspire to, you'll naturally want to up your game. 
A lot of career advice boils down to various ways to fit in with whatever group you aspire to join.
Becoming a Victoria's Secret Angel is something that would-be customers are supposed to aspire to rather than identify with.
That these machinations are laid plain—that this music does not aspire to spontaneity—makes it feel more true. ♦
"Skateboarding was so small when I first started, you couldn't aspire to be rich or famous from it," Hawk says.
They have to stop the teaching of children to aspire to grow up as terrorists, which is a real problem.
On most days, the Celtics are everything the Knicks aspire to be, all their energetic parts forming a unified whole.
They aspire to run strong beef cattle, but wind up with diarrheal calves that will not live out the week.
When white people aspire to get points for consciousness, they walk right into the cross hairs between allyship and appropriation.
I can hold my head high and work hard to be the classy and kind person I aspire to be.
"This is not the Texas we should aspire to be, this is not the America we believe in," he said.
Unlike a majority of the NBA, European teams don't aspire to revolve around making life easier for their best player.
Third, if you aspire to a professional league beyond ours, you will be immediately immersed in that kind of play.
They would not fight back, which is so impressive and so powerful, and something that we ought to aspire to.
You've said that you aspire to build a career akin to those of established producers Jon Hopkins and Rick Rubin.
High schoolers today may aspire to be the next Mark Zuckerberg, but how many dream of designing ethical data technologies?
"Blue people aspire to harmony, serenity, patience, perseverance and peace, and have a calming influence on other people," she writes.
That may be because teenagers from poor families — that is, household incomes of less than $30,000 — don't aspire to marriage.
You should go buy "The Encyclopedia of Misinformation" by Rex Sorgatz, you should not aspire to be micro-famous ... True.
"If you're going to be a priest, why not aspire to be the highest priest there is?" he told me.
He also has a collective of famous friends, and many people who aspire to dress, look, and be like him. 
Joe Kahn, the managing editor, said this week felt like a benchmark for what the coverage should aspire to be.
Still, Captain Rahmani said she sees the United States as a place where women can aspire to accomplish great things.
Ultimately, we should aspire to build strong children so that there is no need to repair broken men and women.
She does not consider herself a public servant, nor does she aspire to become one if she is elected president.
"Everybody shouldn't aspire to the same college, very often it's superficially reduced into getting into the best college," Nassirian said.
Both men aspire to inherit the conservative, religious A.K.P. constituency that Mr. Erdogan has successfully harnessed to stay in power.
Many leaders aspire to build inclusive organizations, but attempt to do so by unwittingly de-emphasizing diversity and promoting homogeneity.
What we aspire to as Buddhists is to understand that all subjectivity, all consciousness, all sentience is equal and connected.
The gap between what millennial men and millennial women aspire to earn is widening, according to a TD Ameritrade survey.
However, one thing is common among them: $1 million is a bogey that many aspire to accumulate in retirement savings.
"What's important is what we are now and what we aspire to be," she told The Philadelphia Inquirer in 1988.
" The Post added: "Today, 165 years later, we can aspire to be worthy of that clear-eyed but optimistic faith.
But to be human is also to desire transcendence, to aspire to be more than merely a sliver of nature.
Her original songs focus on the eternal pleasures of home, family warmth, and — that wonderful state to aspire to — togetherness.
Some were holding banners that read "I want to breathe free" and "We aspire to have a Madrid without smoke".
That said, I'm pretty sure my approach is sub-optimal — and I vaguely aspire to be more "Zen-like" in general.
Normally, no, but through the lens of Sebastian Linda's camera, what kid wouldn't aspire to be a pro fingerboarder one day?
I aspire to be one one-millionth of the kind of hint dropper the makers of Game of Thrones have been.
Today, amid those sufficiently middle class to aspire to such a thing as computerized insulation for the mind, water is insufficient.
He tells me he looks at people like Sitara and knows that they are examples of freedom he can aspire to.
This can continue, but only if companies work alongside governments to truly deliver the change that so many slogans aspire to.
Brilliant, kind, ambitious, honest, and above all, human, Obama is everything a person could ever aspire to be, inside and out.
I was amazed at how much these people pointed to that past as something to aspire to, something to return to.
"We aspire to make the most beautiful cars in the world," Aston Martin CEO Dr. Andy Palmer said in a statement.
Those outside the EU aspire to special relations with the club, and some belong to bits of it already (see maps).
It may frighten the commission, but it does not exert the sort of control over governments that national parliaments aspire to.
Like other Americans, we aspire to equality under law and guaranteed freedom from discrimination in the core aspects of civic life.
Those who aspire to be head coaches must build relationships with the right people and have influential people in their corner.
Scientists, in contrast, are usually well-read but might aspire to fancier cars and luxuries and funding for their pet projects.
When you talk to transhumanists, in one way or another, they all aspire to knowing everything and to being gods basically.
My years in Cambridge changed who I am, how I see the world, what I aspire to, and what I do.
They're hoping to win over the millions of American voters living paycheck to paycheck who aspire to a better economic future.
In truth, it is difficult to insist that art has to aspire to participate in and change social and political disparities.
Luckey's scrutiny of much-hyped Magic Leap is grounded in an expertise that most tech review sites can only aspire to.
"We still aspire to 30%—but realize it's likely going to take more than 12 months to get there," Silbermann wrote.
Lastly, advises Mr Davies, we should cherish those institutions, imperfect though they may be, that aspire to objectivity and truth-telling.
These are the women who embrace and aspire to the term domestic goddess even while not necessarily taking it very seriously.
Handy and Walk chose the name "Allah" because it represents their spirituality and is a name their children can aspire to.
"We've had the concept of jamming at Media Molecule for a long time, it's how we aspire to work," Reddy said.
Not only do they serve hundreds of happy diners everyday, they live the life my mum and many others aspire to.
Look up independent in a thesaurus and you will see words like strong or liberated — traits that we all aspire to.
"In a way, what we aspire to do is in essence much like what Bloomberg did for financial data," he said.
The artist recently excavated these faux-Egyptian objects, thereby "discovering" bits of a real past that aspire to a fictional one.
And the second is to provide style and interior design tips to those who aspire to be just like Lauren Conrad.
Despite his words, perhaps Zuckerberg doesn't aspire to make Facebook as private as he aspired to make it mobile and secure.
Better knowledge of the underlying processes of cancer, meanwhile, will extend the range of lives that medicine can aspire to save.
Micro-directives had replaced the broad standard controlling medical care: that a doctor aspire to act in a patient's best interest.
Should it aspire to artfulness, or is that a luxury when there are American educators who don't believe the Holocaust happened?
She's everything we'd hate to become, yet simultaneously aspire to as a culture, enhanced and stuffed into a grotesquely small package.
It's a curiosity and a generosity that we all aspire to have, even though most don't have the energy for it.
Those who aspire to run an embassy can describe how they would make America great again through huge foreign policy deals.
An important reason is that polls often aspire to measure the entire public's views on an issue, not just likely voters.
With no net job growth in traded jobs over the last decade, fewer Americans could aspire to a more prosperous future.
The vast majority of individuals who aspire to public service—men and women in both parties—mean to serve the public.
DALLAS — President Barack Obama says politicians who aspire to lead the country should try to bring Americans together, not divide them.
It's definitely something many women, young and old, aspire to, so if that's what Vaquera was going for, it nailed it.
That is what we should all aspire to be: Not dead, but with all of our flesh on our bodies intact.
Even though potential third parties may aspire to achieve other results than winning elections, voters are unlikely to for very long.
I aspire to be active and affect change, but at the same time, I think that my paintings are just paintings.
When I was an adolescent the biggest thing you could aspire to at the time was to work for Life magazine.
We aspire to bring the world together with epic entertainment, and I truly believe in the positive power of video games.
The resulting product is a D.I.Y. medicine for longevity that comes with a confidence that science can only aspire to achieve.
"Not exactly the 230 percent of the population I aspire to be with, but it is what it is," he said.
Or perhaps those who aspire to the laid-back lifestyle his alcohol-fueled empire promotes would enjoy another taste of it.
But this doesn't really work for the major streaming services, which aspire to build big audiences by offering something for everyone.
"Some professional women aspire to do it all: reach the top of the corporate ladder and fly like supermom," she said.
A good life is a life of goodness — and that's something anyone can aspire to, no matter their dreams or circumstances.
In answering that question, they'll tell you what they aspire to, so you get a good sense of what they value.
At present, however, for all Putin may aspire to adopt the Xi model in Moscow, he will have to tread carefully.
As fewer women break through to senior leadership, fewer women at lower levels will even try to aspire to those roles.
"We still aspire to 30%—but realize it's likely going to take more than 85033 months to get there," said Silbermann.
You should set your sights high in terms of what you aspire to do, but you also have to be patient.
When I was 24, a young woman could either aspire to be a homemaking Betty Crocker or a militant Betty Friedan.
The weather would come in powerful and gorgeous, bold and demanding — confident, the way my campers and I aspire to be.
The catch: they can only send small parcels of data rather than the gigabytes most wired and mobile standards aspire to.
Among young people who aspire to have a career in art and design, 270 percent get rent money from their parents.
Members of Congress, especially those who aspire to leadership positions, spend too much time soliciting campaign contributions, and they hate it.
Among young people who aspire to have a career in art and design, 53 percent get rent money from their parents.
As early as the third grade, Adina could recall her mother encouraging her to aspire to be more than an employee.
I'm very thankful for what he was able to change in our politics about who could and couldn't aspire to leadership.
The arrangements enact a tempered, unrelenting responsiveness in which lives lived under lifelong pressure aspire to a transcendence that's actively treasured.
In the wake of the miner's strikes and the Poll Tax riots there was little to aspire to, or to inspire.
Note to other LA restaurants: Your restaurant and bar does not have to aspire to be a nightclub or lounge, too.
For this reason, I think all of us — even philosophers — should be prepared, at times, to accept demographic claims of managerial standing; but I also think we should aspire to navigate each of those conversations with the kind of intellectual excellence, respect and sensitivity that would allow them to become the full-fledged, unmanaged conversations they aspire to be.
"There is a real danger," he said, "with those who have not reached the pinnacle of what they are going to be but aspire to be a well-known terrorist, or perhaps aspire to be martyred by a police officer in a terror attack" Elian Peltier contributed reporting from London, and Rukimini Callimachi from Bucharest, Romania.
I aspire to be someone who has ideals, someone with standards regarding a company's business ethics, someone who could boycott at will.
We aspire to a literate society because it allows for public engagement, and I think this is also true for quantitative literacy.
It doesn't mean that we don't advocate for and aspire to freedom, human dignity, and the treatment of people the world over.
He noted that the number of millennials who aspire to own homes holds steady whether they live in metropolitan or rural areas.
Dr. Lovin's show, Lovin' The D (as in Doctor, duh) is everything the Chanels aspire to be: famous, on TV, and rich.
While some of them are or want to become rich, others do not come from wealth or aspire to become upper-class.
What I did know was that a birth plan was something to design — to dream about, to prep for and aspire to.
Teams that aspire to win it all can't do so without at least one (see: multiple) top-10 players on their roster.
In the brief unipolar period of the 1990s, it was possible to believe that counties would aspire to the liberal democratic model.
Various surveys show millennials do aspire to homeownership, just as previous generations did, but they have trouble saving for a down payment.
Johannes Hahn, the EU commissioner responsible for relations with countries that aspire to join the bloc, emphasized the importance of political dialogue.
Documentaries about film technology, at least those that aspire to reach some portion of a mainstream audience, have to make wonkiness ingratiating.
Of course, Nvidia doesn't aspire to operate fleets of robot taxis like some of the other players in the self-driving space.
If you aspire to become a thought leader yourself, start with writing about a job experience or an industry trend you've noticed.
I particularly aspire to stunt on those who can only offer a measly "Y'all won" in the comment section, like Offset did.
Poorer Americans already aspire to marriage at similar or higher rates than their higher-income counterparts, according to a 2012 U.C.L.A. study.
Image: WikimediaOf course, those among us who aspire to live on Mars are more concerned with its future climate than its past.
And as Marion said so well I hope you get better and aspire to something in your life than constantly sending s—!
His mastery of doctrine was equaled only by his conviction that law must aspire to justice, especially for the voiceless and vulnerable.
"What we aspire to do is make this type of technology available much more broadly, through us and technology partners," Feast said.
But style is open to the present and the past, and it is that which endures, and that which we aspire to.
To be sure, the technology is still something to behold, but the following examples aspire to something beyond the gee-whiz factor.
But there were also some casting issues and some screenwriting problems I never quite solved… Singles didn't aspire to define a generation.
Kyleigh Bass is a record holder and an example of core strength that we can aspire to but probably never realistically achieve.
Still, our table talk must aspire to become our national talk; all of our dirty laundry, and dirty manners, must be aired.
So every model has limits — but it's folly to blame any or all of them for the pathologies they aspire to tame.
But we aspire to more than simply being better than average in a digital ecosystem that is in obvious need of reform.
Austyn, from Kingsport, Tennessee, is white, blonde, and cute, but he doesn't aspire to the Logan Paul style of assholery and hijinks.
They aspire to create a Kurdish state, which would be unacceptable to Turkey as well as the parties to the Syrian conflict.
A lot of men of my generation aspire to be hands-on fathers who change diapers, cook dinner and do the laundry.
I am not, nor do I aspire to be, a journalist or a reporter — I host a TV news show, that's it.
But those rich, self-contained images, however disconnected, are for Audiard all that movies ever can or really should aspire to be.
We also need to reassert our own values -- showing what we aspire to as much as what we will not abide by.
And when someone offers herself as an aspirational feminist figure, let's just see if she truly is someone to aspire to be.
I cannot utter the word "mindful" without irony, despite decades spent in Southern California, but that is what I aspire to be.
But good teams, ones that aspire to make the playoffs, do not suffer many of those shoulder-slumping, head-scratching, unsettling defeats.
Sit in a base GLA, and it's very clear that Mercedes wants you to aspire to a higher model in the range.
So when poor immigrants landed on these shores, they could aspire to eat the meat that had always been beyond their means.
That's why, if you aspire to be wealthy, it's important to learn from the mistakes they made on their journey to wealth.
Morrison has been a vehement critic of the idea that black writers must aspire to appeal to mainstream, white audiences to be recognized.
They just aspire to encompass the totality of human existence, and you see that in the current race to become our personal assistants.
You don't have to scale a mountain to live out a dream if what you aspire to is a life rich with experience.
The creators are invested in selling a white-washed version of American life to which the highest people can aspire to is marriage.
And there's other evidence out there that Americans do aspire to eat less meat, like this survey NPR did with Truven Health Analytics.
"To finally be at a point where I can aspire to be great...that was never a possibility," says one of the alums.
Now, Pinterest is doubling down on this idea with its acquisition of Instapaper, an app that's all about what you aspire to read.
Yet people are forever falling into relationships that could be described as a "whirlwind romance" as if they are something to aspire to.
If you're a digital artist, or aspire to be one, and you already own an iPad Pro then it's probably worth a look.
But the most obvious approach for Mr Scharf is to double down and aspire to make Wells a leading tech-focused consumer bank.
The idea that beauty should be accessible to all is evolving to mean that more and more women aspire to ever higher standards.
Together, we must embrace our shared humanity, and aspire to create a society that is filled with respect, empathy and opportunity for all.
While many young people already do live under circumstances similar to those Schumacher is prescribing, it's not something most of us aspire to.
You have to prove to them that you are REAL — because people can not aspire to anything they do not believe is Real.
At best, they aspire to the kind of nostalgic schmaltz typically associated with a slideshow prepared for retirement party or fiftieth wedding anniversary.
Their Republican role-models An hour north along Lake Michigan in the suburb of Sheboygan, Republican activists executed what Democratic activists aspire to.
"The best CEOs, whether they are currently a chair or aspire to be a chair, realize the value of independent boards," said Adlerman.
Yaaaaassss, we stan a baton twirler who didn't win congeniality and that's not something the women in her family aspire to anyway. Yaaaaassss!
And also, the type of jobs that they can get, meaning what kind of technical training is available or can they aspire to?
So there's pockets of areas and regions that either aspire to or that already have a solid base for innovation and technology development.
If you had the once-in-a-lifetime experience of meeting former president Barack Obama, you might aspire to leave a lasting impression.
"They [PayU] operate globally and have over 300,000 merchants, including Facebook, Google and the kind of clients we aspire to win," he said.
In Africa and South Asia, most higher education is in English, so those who aspire to a college education must master the language.
Here's the thing though: The hindsight of nearly two decades has made me realize that theirs isn't a romance one should aspire to.
Plus, it's given another generation of children (and grownups, too — let's be honest) another car to aspire to and fall in love with.
Cannes is the reigning title holder of "most prestigious festival," and most filmmakers aspire to have their work play in competition there someday.
They are suspicious of wealth (Mr Hollande once said he didn't like rich people); he urges young French to aspire to become billionaires.
Because that's the most that a prequel should aspire to do, when it comes to narrative goals that extend beyond the prequel itself.
The pair especially deserve that consideration from Republicans who aspire to lift unnecessary burdens that have crippled our economy and harmed our competitiveness.
Many skincare enthusiasts aspire to have flawless, smooth skin like "glass," a look supposedly achieved by diligent cleansing, exfoliating, moisturizing, and facial-ing. 
" What they need to grasp is that "little girls who used to aspire to wear the crown are dreaming of becoming CEOs instead.
It is just a higher level of computation, one that computers can still aspire to or something unique to brain-matter-based thought?
As exciting as it is to aspire to be the next hip-hop king or basketball MVP, we need more educators of color.
You can't say to people: it's wrong to aspire to buying a new car, a new television set, a new computer or whatever.
They also aspire to roll back social and political progress, particularly for women, and many seek territorial control and a state-like status.
That is something human engineers can aspire to imitate because the buoyancy of water provides free lift and its density makes propulsion easier.
LONDON — As addresses go, No.1 Carlton House Terrace is as majestic as anyone can aspire to without actually living in a palace.
Over the decades, Madonna has perfected a signature stance that many aspire to but few have attempted: the ultimate, completely unrepentant power pose.
From their confidence to their emotional honesty to their overall boldness, Leos possess many traits that most of us only aspire to have.
His version of the GOP does not aspire to be a big-tent coalition, or even pretend that it wants to be one.
If you aspire to get into this elite graduate business school, it helps to be aware of what — and who — you're up against.
Like this family, a vast majority of French Muslims aspire to full membership in their society and reject extremist violence, despite rampant discrimination.
As scientists, we aspire to have a diverse biomedical workforce where people are judged by their ideas and contributions, regardless of their background.
Instead, they aspire to be musicians, athletes, or video game designers, even though these kinds of jobs only comprise 1% of American occupations.
The brothers Francis and Henry (David Maloney and Tim Morton) aspire to grow tobacco on their land near the town of Small's Corner.
When you create two entirely different tiers of internet, those in the second tier will rightly aspire to get into the first tier.
"In the long term we aspire to reach 13 stores... and go beyond 1 billion euros in sales," Guerra told a news briefing.
Could this marginal material, especially as it relates to more traditional material, do something that painting, drawing, and sculpture might aspire to do?
Matt Damon and Edward Norton give top-notch performances as two friends who play poker on a level most will never aspire to.
Assaf has churned out a 10%-11% return on tangible equity in recent years, a number that many peers can only aspire to.
I found myself thinking more than once that contemporary documentary filmmakers interested in social justice would do better to aspire to Marcel Ophuls.
Children in the program also aspire to achieve more in school and their careers and tend to have a sunnier outlook on life.
Anxiety, shame, jealousy, and sadness aren't feelings we aspire to experience, so they have a pretty negative reputation for making us feel bad.
It makes things harder for others who aspire to run someday if they think they have to be superhuman before they even try.
David Cage's words hang in the air around any politically charged AAA games, which too often aspire to having absolutely nothing to say.
If you aspire to climb to the role of the person you are meeting with, then ask about their experience: What motivates them?
Like most gaming PC peripherals, the new Razer Viper is built with professional gamers, and those who aspire to be one, in mind.
Of course, those who aspire to become Party or government officials or leaders may need to spend more time learning about these things.
If Raya is the kind of thing we all secretly aspire to be on, then the future may be one of multiple tiers.
However, the views of women who aspire to be in political positions could have a policy impact on the fight for women's rights.
Think a booze cruise for billionaires, or those who aspire to be ones, with live entertainment that went on long into the night.
The comforting reality shows tend to work by reflecting the viewers, rather than presenting extreme models of people they might aspire to be.
If you aspire to earn an MBA from MIT Sloan, it&aposs important to note that applying here requires a very customized approach. 
For girls, it's being taught, more than boys, to aspire to marriage, and for women, it's watching positions of power go to men.
Having a great relationship with your team is a very good thing to aspire to, but that doesn't mean always keeping things light.
No pro leagues to join, no National Women's Soccer League to aspire to, and no post-collegiate female players to look up to.
There's a scripture in the Bible that I fall back on a lot, that I aspire to live by, and it's really important.
Assaf has churned out a 10%-11% return on tangible equity in recent years, a number that many peers can only aspire to.
What Sister Cathleen (Margaret Qualley) and her fellow novices aspire to become does not always align with what they want in their hearts.
Hollywood could only aspire to the opulence afforded by the movie's palace gardens and expansive mosques, let alone by the finished Taj Mahal.
I like to use this column to explore maximalist policy visions — positions we might aspire to over time rather than push through tomorrow.
It was natural for them to aspire to the triumvirate of masculinity: sporting success, sexual conquest, and the possession of a steel liver.
I'm generally not attracted to masculinity, but being able to aspire to that action as a trans man is really hot to me.
"I do not aspire to be president in order to administer mediocrity," he said at a rally in the Pacific coast city of Acapulco.
It creates a busier visual than any functional information display should ever aspire to, but, again, I'm enjoying the uniqueness of the whole thing.
And many girls and women aspire to careers in math and science — despite their dwindling numbers in those industries (and equal capacity to excel).
Along those lines, we should all aspire to spark our own little epidemiologies of altruism this Thanksgiving, whenever we are not stuffing our faces.
In some ways we have to learn to trust our own dopeness and aspire to find fulfillment in our own actions without social approval.
But the irony is compounded because his own bigoted commentary proves just how far we still have to go as we aspire to greatness.
We one day aspire to lead a life so exciting that we forget performing onstage with Justin Timberlake in front of millions of people.
That's the way we raised our daughters and that's what we should aspire to as president for all of the women in our country.
The play could easily become moralistic, but instead, it allows for the kind of fruitful, open-ended conversation that more theater should aspire to.
Whether you aspire to be a startup founder, marketer or event coordinator, this is a great way to see how it all gets done.
For sure, foreigners have been guilty of a certain narcissism in imagining that ordinary Chinese, as they grow richer, will aspire to Western freedoms.
This is a term being applied to the offerings of several firms that aspire to sell the advantages of drones without the associated worries.
Both beetle farmers and fly farmers also aspire to follow the paths of other husbanders of livestock by breeding better versions of their animals.
Brown-Philpot said she helps other women and minorities to see themselves in a management position and aspire to join the C-suite someday.
Unfortunately, some of these tweets may make you wish you didn't have to aspire to adult — because honestly, they don't sound all that fun.
But neither feels like a candidate for admission to the club of top-tier dramas, the bar these premium offerings inevitably aspire to clear.
They could have been individuals with general affinity and respect for law enforcement, relatives of officers, or those who aspire to join the police.
And as Marion said so well I hope you get better and aspire to something else in your life besides constantly sending sh*t!
Because being a leader isn't about having the boss title, it's about stepping up and becoming the kind of person others aspire to be.
I want younger actors and artists, or even younger women who aspire to be models one day, to see entertainers shown in different ways.
I will always remember the times we shared and talks we had … I aspire to be just like you in a mother to Freddie.
TC: You say that about half the people who come to this event are founders and the other half aspire to found a company.
You could stick to a plain-old sandwich or a warmed-up plate of stuffing and mashed potatoes, but why not aspire to more?
How do you cultivate your individuality in a world that wants to erect a single social model that everyone is supposed to aspire to?
Every son, daughter, mother, father, sister and brother should aspire to love themselves enough to walk around confidently in daylight in urine soaked sweatpants.
We must be champions of the middle class, and all those who aspire to it – because the middle class is the backbone of democracy.
That sometimes made it difficult to face her, I think it also made us more likely to aspire to something and to work hard.
Appointing the former Germany boss was acknowledging the need aspire to something greater, a worthy goal and one he seemed tailor-made to achieve.
In the eyes of Republicans, media conglomerates and telecom giants that aspire to grow even larger, Pai's tenure at the FCC has been liberating.
Other European countries that deploy a heavy military force at home, such as Italy, do not also aspire to project force outside their neighbourhood.
While we aspire to become the most secure legal organization on earth, we know that there is no such thing as 100 percent security.
Yet that can and will happen under certain circumstances, particularly if you've long forgotten about those exchanges and aspire to become a public figure.
They fear that online "trolling" is forcing women to reconsider whether it is safe even to enter politics, let alone aspire to the cabinet.
But pessimists still should answer two questions: If the goal is to make America great again, what era should we aspire to return to?
Perhaps because Americans of all colors and faiths aspire to the idea that they have the right to be treated equally under the law.
ISIS may not be able to direct attacks in Europe any more, but radicalized individuals still aspire to carry out attacks in its name.
You know you're not on that level right away, but you can aspire to work every day and work to get to that level.
We can aspire to the universal coverage offered by most developed nations without abandoning the bold private-sector innovation that sets our country apart.
Marino says the gods of Norse Paganism provide an example we can aspire to because much like us mortals, their gods are hardly perfect.
Maybe. I can't say for myself I aspire to that, but that sounds like a philosophy Carlos might have had for the second record.
This is decidedly bad news for the EU's newer and still-developing members, as well as for those nations that aspire to EU membership.
Ultimately, food is not only about literal taste, but also 'taste' [or] the lifestyle we aspire to and the building blocks of culture itself.
"We aspire to replicate this business model in other places and countries for more communities to be impacted through this food business," added Ling.
"All of the positive associated with Jesus that we all aspire to, yet we have a world that's an awful mess," Ferrone told CNN.
The big catch, however, is that urban farms aren't always as inclusive as they aspire to be — and there are often huge class divides.
That is, good for someone who doesn't aspire to become a professional circus performer or have any kind of realistic shot at becoming one.
Young women who aspire to lives of good works without the burden of a husband are quite able to do that now without Catholicism.
That is tribal politics at its raw essence: It doesn't matter how you live your life or what you aspire to for your society.
We must be champions of the middle class, and all those who aspire to it — because the middle class is the backbone of democracy.
Every country will have to aspire to something similar if the world wants to head off the worst consequences of global warming, scientists say.
Every country will have to aspire to something similar, scientists say, if the world is to avert the most dire consequences of global warming.
The courage, optimism, humor and dignity he displayed throughout his life should be an inspiration to all of those who aspire to public service.
I no longer try to discern which of these performed selves might be more authentic, more enduring; which I aspire to, or like better.
It limits people's willingness to follow your leadership, to choose to collaborate with you, and to support your candidacy for roles you aspire to.
This core notion of authenticity — something that influencers, celebrities, and politicians alike aspire to embody — is a key factor in BTS's astounding success overseas.
"I feel golf should be an aspirational game, something people aspire to," Trump said during an interview with Fortune in 2015 before becoming president.
Left-leaning journalists and self-proclaimed "feminists" won't admit it, but she is everything that we all aspire to be: smart, beautiful, and successful.
They aspire to sort of be played in malls, and reach maybe a lot of men who normally wouldn't be interested in this issue.
Stemming the rise of violent Islamism will require better governance and reaching a durable peace with those insurgents who only aspire to greater autonomy.
There were military-grade treadmills at both stores, though I didn't witness anyone — or aspire to become someone — brave enough to try them out.
We know there are powerful external forces that aspire to 'empower' non-state actors to change and finish off the revolution by other means.
"It's troublesome to me when I see this being celebrated as the herald of what our young girls should aspire to," Ms. Long said.
Cannes is the reigning title holder of cinema's "most prestigious festival," and most filmmakers aspire to have their work play in competition there someday.
If being a great boss is something you aspire to — or just secretly wonder if you are — check yourself against these five characteristics. 1.
Named after wildcatters, the U.S. adventurers who try to uncover oil and gas deposits, the firm's partners aspire to live up to its name.
All of us wish we did not live in a world where terrorists and hostile nation states aspire to kill millions with biological organisms.
"It's held out as the gold standard, something we should aspire to, something you shouldn't do unless you're sure it will work," he says.
But there's one major difference between BoJack and those other antiheroes: We don't ever aspire to be like BoJack — not even a little bit.
This team of which we are all members in some way is going to stay together and continue to aspire to do great things.
Today, I am extremely grateful to work for a mentor who consistently lives these principles of crediting, sharing, and scholarship that I aspire to emulate.
Critics point out that, like the traditional thigh gap, the "Toblerone tunnel" is just another unrealistic — and problematic — body goal for women to aspire to.
What we aspire to do is mediate complexity and think outside of our tendency to form oversimplified models of what's going on in the world.
"You don't have to scale a mountain to live out a dream if what you aspire to is a life rich with experience," she concluded.
We have come here to maintain order and security to provide the opportunity for the people of Sudan to achieve the change they aspire to.
Uber and other high-growth tech companies aspire to be the next Amazon, foregoing profits into the foreseeable future to establish a dominant market position.
I aspire to go deeper into mountaineering and pursue big wall rock climbing and alpinism, hopefully securing a position somewhere remote as an alpine guide.
In fact, how we treat the most vulnerable among us reveals what our values really are and what kind of nation we aspire to be.
Specifically, his frontside flip featured on the cover of Transworld served as a style guide for how all skateboarders should aspire to do frontside flips.
Because I think that if all you have to aspire to is moving in together in a relationship, it doesn't make you question your relationship.
Adidas, Nike and Under Armour sponsor not only summer basketball but also most of the college teams that high school prospects aspire to play for.
There's an old joke that all phones now are "big black slabs" that simply aspire to look like the monolith in 7.13: A Space Odyssey.
It doesn't seem like something he'd aspire to be, but, then again, he spent his whole life believing he wasn't entitled to anything at all.
The separatists, who accuse Hadi's government of mismanagement, aspire to revive South Yemen - which was a separate country before unification with the north in 1990.
" But, she adds, you must work hard for success: "You must embody the person you aspire to be as the very first step, no excuses.
As they aspire to statehood, could the Iraqi Kurds—as Haider al-Abadi, the prime minister in Baghdad, has threatened to ensure—now lose everything?
"I know movie sequels get a lot of s–, but the ones we look up to aspire to pivot and do something different," explains Matt.
Amy Poehler's Smart Girls has been working for years to improve Hollywood's conversations with women while inspiring young girls to aspire to intelligence and greatness.
In some boutique fitness circles, choosing to take a "double," aka two back-to-back workout classes in one day, is something to aspire to.
A favorite activity of Ms. Rhimes's before her weight loss, it's something I neither aspire to nor fear, but its utter bizarreness requires my scrutiny.
Knowing that you have things like that Capcom Pro Tour means that people can aspire to be on those platforms—being the best means something.
"One year ago today I lost the man I aspire to be, my best friend," he captioned an old photo of the father-daughter duo.
The CCNE said it opposed recourse to surrogate mothers, one of the only ways gay male couples could aspire to parenting, though they can adopt.
TikTok users aspire to get a coveted feature on the apps "For You" page, which is basically a scroll-through version of Instagram's "Explore" tab.
In a searing critique, scenes cut from Spongebob Squarepants describe Radiohead records in a succinct, concise manner that the best writers can only aspire to.
There are a thousand and one directions to go in, but your selections will show the world what kind of company you aspire to be.
"Then it can change how people live, how they work, how they feed their families, and what kind of future their kids can aspire to."
And honestly, the fact that Campbell continues to use these boulders as stepping stones and not barriers is something that we can all aspire to.
It's a safe space for open discussion, debate and learning for chefs, cooks, food professionals, farmers, producers, and students who aspire to do good work.
And when students can see the connection between school and the colleges and careers they aspire to, they are more likely to stay in school.
CNN: What would you say to transgender men and women currently serving in the military or the ones out there who may aspire to serve?
For Democrats who aspire to use government in a positive way, it would be a mistake to follow the precise example that the Republicans set.
Maya and Anna both actively aspire to be stylish, but are trapped in pre-teen bodies they awkwardly attempt to flatter in early aughts fashion.
In the world of Broad City, even the fearlessly impish Ilana is wary of the police, and she doesn't aspire to start-up CEO-dom.
The big global ones such as Facebook and Twitter aspire to be politically neutral, but do not permit "hate speech" or obscenity on their platforms.
Last month, Cook told analysts that he thought India was Apple's next China: A rapidly developing market with people who aspire to buy Apple products.
While it claimed to aspire to financial independence, Doha defined success in terms of influence, rather than profit, and exerted minimal effort in finding advertisers.
Kids in a recent survey, however, were much more likely to aspire to be the next YouTube star rather than the next person in space.
Sure, looking like your aunt may not be something most people aspire to when they try out a new look, but hey, Richards looks great.
I saw Romanesque buildings and Palladio's buildings and Alberti's and Brunelleschi's buildings, all of which finally made me realize what architecture could aspire to be.
A Barolo doesn't aspire to be a Burgundy, and a California wine should be an American thing that just wants to be an American thing.
"The work all of you do in local communities, the work you aspire to do on an even broader stage, is hard," Obama told guests.
While many young Chinese aspire to own homes for security reasons, Jin cautioned against making decisions that could be difficult to change in the future.
Tesla and Toyota also aspire to rely entirely on renewable energy at their manufacturing plants, but neither has set a deadline to complete the transition.
In the second stage, we aspire to enable our partners in different industries to better connect with consumers via an expanding, open and connected ecosystem.
If that happens, he believes the implications could extend beyond table tennis, as a way of providing Nigerian youth something to aim and aspire to.
It was a deeply ugly moment in American politics, featuring the sort of personal invective rarely displayed by those who aspire to lead the nation.
Many ordinary decisions, moreover—such as choosing between Goldman Sachs and Partners in Health—also touch on the question of who we aspire to become.
When you're growing up in the 1950s in a blue-collar family, you didn't aspire to make a billion dollars the way they do today.
The U.S. Department of Commerce finds that only 1 in 20 girls aspire to be in STEM-based careers compared to 1 in 5 boys.
But then, what celebrities do well is what politicians aspire to: They make themselves the protagonists of a story their followers want to share in.
Slimane has a completely different interpretation of what women aspire to than Philo does; his Celine is typically provocative, a different kind of power dressing.
They wanted more economic power, and here was a mother of two who had figured it out and whom they could aspire to be like.
As more women aspire to follow in her footsteps and pave their own paths, makeup becomes more about celebrating beauty and expression in all forms.
But Ms. Keller argued that there was intrinsic merit simply in bringing together like-minded people who aspire to make capitalism a bit more equitable.
One of the best television high fives of all time didn't involve touching, and that's the level of high five you should all aspire to.
She is the woman that Jo and all of the March sisters aspire to be, and she is also what they fear they will become.
As much as they make me feel like a poorly dressed mess, they give me something to aspire to, and they're very sweet about it.
TU: I can no longer engage in the frontlines as a researcher, but there are three things I aspire to achieve with everyone at Toyota.
More and more it appears that Donald Trump and his minions get their inspiration from the autocracies that Mr. Trump seems to aspire to emulate.
Steve: If you look at the numbers, kids from birth don't have a lot of opportunity to aspire to much more than their parents had.
And, in fact, Mick Herron's six novels about a fictitious dumping-ground for errant British agents called Slough House do not aspire to documentary realism.
But to their credit, they use their resources to achieve something that all schools aspire to but few can afford: need-blind, full-need admissions.
" Councilwoman Carlina Rivera added that "we need to end the culture of exclusion that tells women to wait their turn when they aspire to lead.
"The United States is the birthplace of aviation, and our airports should be the ones that other airports around the world aspire to be," she said.
If you don't see something, how are you supposed to know that it's something you want, or that you can aspire to be it one day?
We all, however, should aspire to see something better, like a president who moves, or who at the very least demonstrates knowledge of the U.S. Constitution.
There are many things you aspire to do when you're in college, such as meeting new and interesting people, finding yourself, or having amazing learning experiences.
But it's good to have something to aspire to (like being fancy enough to only buy San Marzano tomatoes, or paying for a pantry organizing service).
There were real interactions taking place here, the type of sharing that these online spaces publicly aspire to foster but so rarely manage to actually create.
They're both extremely competent when it comes to the feedback of firing a gun, but they're memorable because they aspire to do more — and largely succeed.
I don't aspire to be vice president, and I don't think a presidential candidate would want to give up a Senate seat to choose me anyway.
So I felt good about our performance but certainly you know we aspire to operate to higher returns over time and we're very focused on that.
As more and more kids in the US say they aspire to be famous online, they might look to 17-year-old Chase Hudson for inspiration.
If women don't see models, then fewer women think they can aspire to, and when women don't see fellow women's achievements awarded, it further dissuades them.
I'm excited to see the characters of color from our favorite series and films be represented on the one night when people aspire to recreate themselves.
Some aspire to live a more natural life, or may be religious, and fret over (untrue) rumours that tissue from aborted fetuses goes into vaccine doses.
Weldon said that Superman appeals to our desire to be better than we are — he is not someone to identify with, but to aspire to be.
This is very different from many other states in the U.S., including several that aspire to compete with Silicon Valley for leadership in the innovation economy.
Certainly, our citizen soldiers -- all 2.8 million Americans who have deployed since 9/11 -- provide a compelling model of citizenship we should all aspire to emulate.
Big prefab manufacturers, such as Daiwa House, survive to this day, bringing out new models every year that, as with cars, people aspire to upgrade to.
This piece was strong enough to transcend the technologies used and speak to the deeper human condition — something new-media works aspire to but rarely achieve.
The work plays, perhaps, with Mapplethorpe's ability to illuminate what's going on in our world, on the ground, while giving budding artists something to aspire to.
Constantly seeing people who are in seemingly happy, loving relationships has made it easy to aspire to be like them in times when I've been single.
Sure, you can get Porsche Design convertible laptops and keyboards if merely sharing the name of a luxury car brand is all your electronics aspire to.
The Energy Community was established in 2006 under a treaty signed by the EU and a number of countries in southeastern Europe that aspire to join.
They'd rather pay to "access" music and movies than to buy them, and they don't aspire to steady jobs (long live the gig economy!) or vacations.
These employees can thus aspire to far higher wages than any entry-level hike could provide and potentially, enjoy a long-term career at the bank.
The initiative is intended to further the town's independence -- some Oranians even aspire to an independent Afrikaner state -- as well as to allow more efficient transactions.
Cautious optimism is not something for a civilisation to aspire to – yet search it on Google and you'll receive 30,700 results from the last month alone.
It draws on a growing admiration for its remarkable transformation into a super power from among the populations of poor countries who aspire to similar success.
No matter who you are or who you aspire to be, at the end of the day, life is not about money or status or power.
How can we aspire to common ground when our education system has uprooted our children from a sustained knowledge of how democracy is supposed to work?
The culture we aspire to have is really moving from the sense of a bunch of know-it-alls to a bunch of learn-it-alls.
India has been a particular focus, and Mr. Arora led investments into businesses like Snapdeal and OYO Rooms, which aspire to be its Amazon and Airbnb.
The European Union, which both Serbia and Bosnia aspire to join, has made clear that failure to bury past enmities will harm the countries' accession prospects.
And, as King's example shows, becoming the person you aspire to be is more than possible, once you start acting as if you know you can.
The play, though, doesn't aspire to much beyond being an exchange of zingers, and Mr. Rockefeller's aren't especially zingier than the ones in the TV show.
"I really hope that this connected generation thinks of AT&T as their catalyst for things they aspire to do and want to do," Vargas said.
"In Trinidad, the white slave owners would put on blackface and strut around and aspire to licentious activities that they believed blacks indulged in," says Harris.
They aspire to a higher vision of what human beings are, and we'll get there, but we're not going to get there without breaking some glass.
These public bodies don't enjoy the kind of VC largess that allows an entity like Uber or Facebook to aspire to 'move fast and break things'.
These people are not threatening the sovereign countries in which they seek asylum; they are key actors in a political reality that they aspire to generate.
But as we continue to expand and improve on our tactics for diversifying our firm, we know that we will achieve the inclusiveness we aspire to.
"This discrimination also happens to women with older children and to women who don't have families yet, but aspire to start them one day," she says.
Such homey touches are important to the siblings, who aspire to create a familial setting that will encourage guests to slow down and savor the experience.
Undoubtedly it also gives our younger players something to aspire to, so it has a huge role in terms of developing the next generation of stars.
Generations of girls have been told they can achieve anything they aspire to, including having both a career and children — and many women have done so.
Uber is planning to recruit women to train women who aspire to be Uber drivers, and some dealerships have already set aside shopping hours for women.
There are at least four different doors with very different personality characteristics associated with each, that can build the kind of success that people aspire to.
Western historians, even those who aspire to register as high achievers in the defiance of myth, have found their plans rearranged by the enduring Wilder legacy.
I might be sympathetic to this argument if I thought being two inches from disqualification were a reasonable goal for the men's team to aspire to.
" Mr. Obama also alluded to Mr. McCain's military service, saying: "All of us can aspire to the courage to put the greater good above our own.
"I believe what's important to him is this notion that otherness is not bad, that Americans should aspire to walk in other people's shoes," he reflected.
I don't think that we need to aspire to that high a standard, but I do think those addressing the Senate should remember where they are.
They are adept and accomplished, but many feel betrayed by their supposed political guardians, and aspire to tear down the web of deceptions from the inside.
The committee needs to invert those priorities; it must aspire to become the best-run nonprofit in America, in service to the country and our athletes.
It would also be a great motivation for young Cuban athletes who could aspire to earn a decent living after all of their work and sacrifice.
The morals of the marketplace are insufficient here; instead, we require complete financial transparency in the men and women who aspire to represent our collective interests.
As a wildly successful serial entrepreneur, Richard Branson is uniquely qualified to give advice to young people who aspire to start a business or side hustle.
Clara's private, phantasmal liberation signals the influence of the John Cassavetes film "Opening Night," but Bridey's images do not aspire to the sensuousness of that inspiration.
What I've identified as one attribute that cuts across all decentralized services that centralized services just don't have, don't even aspire to have, is censorship resistance.
But for the most part, unlike other celebrities who aspire to statesmanship, Penn doesn't come off as a do-gooder the way that, say, Bono does.
Though video games commonly aspire to cinema-grade action, their congenital chaos, in the form of our actions as players, inhibits even a pretense of choreography.
But if you think of yourself as being a Volvo person — or just just aspire to being one — that XC90 is a great place to start.
Apart from providing support within the family, a quarter of people also aspire to doing some voluntary work after retirement, according to a recent study by Aegon.
When land is that expensive, a middle-class family simply can't afford the kind of suburban house that many middle-class American families aspire to live in.
In this heartfelt, funny, and "yaasss"-inducing film, three women's determination to break through barriers and reach their full potential gives us all something to aspire to.
"The ortolan had an impact on my life, because I aspire to total freedom in the rural world—freedom of action and freedom of thought," Darroze wrote.
When you threaten to build a wall and choose to isolate instead of unite, we move further and further away from the country we aspire to be.
If all we see are movies by white men that relegate women and people of color to the sidelines, then that's all we'll have to aspire to.
Representation matters at big tech events like this because if young people can't see themselves in prominent roles, it's harder for them to aspire to attain them.
I am lucky because NBC News has a rock star cast of female reporters covering this election: smart women whom I aspire to be like and respect.
"If what the Russians and the Americans agree upon is very much different from what the Syrians aspire to, then we shall not accept it," Hijab said.
We're not trying to aspire to put videos on the internet to get compliments for how good our sex is, because that's pointless, I think, for us.
Together, Ford and Hackett aspire to make the company one that embodies a "culture of caring about each other, about ideas flowing freely ..." the chairman went on.
Mid-tempo cruiser "Beautiful Little Fools" coats her now much-analysed lines on how women can do more than aspire to be beautiful in a warm shellac.
It is not a daring book; it is for the most part a safe and anodyne political memoir that does not aspire to any more ambitious territory.
In one of our last fights, in the final throes of the relationship, he told me I watched the Kardashians because I aspire to be like them.
Our minds, in other words, might be set up to compare us to people who are "better" than us so that we'll aspire to be like them.
So it is appropriate that Mitchell's photographic record does not aspire to the taxonomic rigor associated with, say, Bernd and Hilla Becher's gridded images of industrial structures.
An international community established institutions and treaties that work to avoid war and aspire to restrict and roll back and ultimately eliminate the existence of nuclear weapons.
Taste Makers Taste Makers is a documentary series exploring the challenges facing young people in America who aspire to careers as chefs, farmers and food-industry entrepreneurs.
I really feel like media presents a very cookie cutter image for women to aspire to, which for certain body types it's just not realistic or healthy.
Tash Elwyn, president at the Raymond James & Associates Private Client Group, said the protocol should be the bare minimum — and the industry should aspire to reinforce it.
That means respecting their value, recognizing their innocence and eliminating the impulse to punish or dismiss them for having the audacity to aspire to bigger, better lives.
A mentor can be anybody in your environment, but it tends to be somebody older than you and somebody who's done things that you aspire to do.
We aspire to own one of the stunning $1,500-plus Super Sea Wolf models, but luckily the brand's Grandrally sports watches come in under our $500 budget.
"That's the only other government job I would aspire to, in my 60s, to be ambassador of Ireland," he said, when asked if he would consider it.
Seek quality mentorship from writers who are further ahead of you on the path, and who have the kind of career and author presence you aspire to.
"A lot of people see the U.S. as a beacon of freedom, as something to aspire to," said Mr. Pardinas, who works on legislation and economic competitiveness.
"If we can make a GMO that's cool and that people aspire to own, we can change the way that people think about this technology," Evans said.

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