| It is a schizoid text of herstory, and the moments in the texts when she aspires towards primordial ideological bullying are way off the mark. |
| Rawls aspires to the construction of a very determinate theory from quite minimal premisses, and proceeds with great rigor and sophistication. |
| An assumption exists in this research, and in other research that looks at career advancement, that everyone aspires to promotion. |
| The State's Government must be democratised and federalised before it aspires for more powers from the Centre. |
| But the ends to which it aspires are neither moderate, nor reasonable, and it gives me a squirmy feeling to contemplate them. |
| Here is, literally, a national platform for a politician who aspires to be a national leader. |
