Sentences with phrase «aspiring to high»

This course helps in - house attorneys understand how to best represent their client while adhering to rules of ethics and aspiring to high standards of professionalism.»

• The free, fair and transparent process we have witnessed today is a testament to our great party's democratic credentials that guarantees a level playing field for everyone aspiring to high office.

As a candidate nation for EU membership, Turkey «needs to aspire to the highest possible democratic standard and practices, including on the freedom of the media,» said EU spokeswoman Maja Kocijancic.

We will aspire to the highest standards of Christian morality and virtue by living an «examined life» enabled by God's Holy Spirit.

Prince Andrew is a privileged and elusive figure who aspires to higher office, though many of his friends and associates have proven to be corrupt and untrustworthy.»

In part, it's because women already serving on their local school board don't aspire to higher office.

MPs did not aspire to a higher ethical standard, but instead made their comparisons to each other.

No one seeking to destroy the plant has faced this truth squarely — not Paterson, and certainly not the anti-Indian-Point ringleaders, Attorney General Cuomo and Assemblyman Richard Brodsky, both of whom aspire to higher office.

Paterson aspired to high public office — although, he has said, he wanted to be U.S. senator from New York, an easier job than being governor — so you may think that he was pretty lucky to be in the right place when Eliot Spitzer got caught in that prostitution scandal.

Whether you aspire to a higher level of fitness or competing against the best, No Excuses Nutrition can create a customized nutrition program to push your body to the next level.

She aspires to the high - end corporate life but she's not above doing shots off a stripper and getting down and dirty with a different guy in every city she visits.

A common problem in schools is a desire to retain experienced admin staff who aspire to a higher earning potential.

We would get rid of our messy, different 50 - state variations of standards, and make our kids smarter by incentivizing them to aspire to a higher bar of achievement, make them all college - ready, enable them to rank higher on international tests, and enable them to better compete in the new global economy.

They aspire to higher things, with real publication, on paper.

«To continue to improve the lives of pets and their owners the industry must aspire to the highest levels of responsibility and excellence, and these guidelines are an important step.Retailers that adopt the procedures outlined in the guidelines will help ensure that their animals receiveappropriate care and handling, and will demonstrate to the public that theirfacilities are professionally and responsibly managed,» Vetere continued.

Perhaps looking forward into 2011 we should take that as a benchmark standard and aspire to higher heights of inventiveness and innovation, the blockbusters of 2010 have certainly made that an exciting possibility.

Far from a traditional residency program, JT Lab aspires to a higher calling: tapping into the artists» creative reservoirs to act not in service of their own art, but to the park itself.

«The company has information governance standards and its employees aspire to a high level of sophistication, but the company is in the early stages of this process,» remarked another.

This day — known as the Day of Civility — was created to encourage legal professionals to aspire to the highest levels of courteous and professional interaction with judges, peers, adversaries, and workplace colleagues.

If, however, you do aspire to a higher retention rate then there are some steps you can take — most of which surprisingly don't relate to salary!

It aspires to high ethical standards and focuses on the delivery of government services I schools, civilian and military communities, as well as, voluntary post-secondary education services.

When you choose collaborative divorce, a team of professional helpers from the fields of law, psychology, and finance will provide coordinated support and guidance to help you and your partner slow down, reflect, focus on values, aspire to high goals, make good choices, work together constructively while avoiding court, plan for the future, and reach deep resolution.

In his column (Voices, «A Higher Bar to Professionalism,» March / April 2014), NAR President Steve Brown asserts that REALTORS ® raise the bar by aspiring to a higher degree of excellence everywhere.

Not exact matches

What about all of the aspiring entrepreneurs about to graduate from high school?

A high - profile thought leader I recently attempted to recruit for my virtual summit for aspiring thought leaders knows this.

Whole Foods CEO John Mackey, who aspires to using his business for a «higher purpose» than just raking in cash (though he's doing that, too), took a public stand against President Barack Obama's healthcare reforms, describing them as akin to «fascism.»

«Our research indicates they can end up having a similar effect to an in - group in high school that others aspire to join,» Dahl says.

Read with Leaders can help leaders, and those aspiring to fill leadership roles, handle the pressure that comes with higher management positions.

«Just as notable, however, are the widespread similarities between Millennial employees and their non-Millennial counterparts, all of whom aspire to a new workplace paradigm that places a higher priority on work / life balance and workplace flexibility,» the study, which includes findings from more than 40,000 survey responses, explains.

«If we can create a series of mentorship programs for aspiring entrepreneurs, and unprecedented access to high - level resources and connections for our elite members at the same time, then we've achieved something very powerful.»

Instead, they agreed to a symbolic payment of $ 1 each and asked the city to fund $ 200,000 for a grant program for high school students aspiring to become entrepreneurs.

But even beyond that, he advised a high school student to spend time with people whose qualities he aspired to.

Many of Skybox's competitors only aspire to medium - or high - resolution still photography.

Introduce your business by sending introductory letters alongside your brochure to all the high school leavers, aspiring entrepreneurs and households within and outside the city you are operating who have the capacity to pay for your services

As an aspiring entrepreneur who is looking for a business that requires less stress and perhaps minimal startup capital to start, you can consider starting a bitcoin exchange and trading business (please note that the risk in the business is high).

That said, a producer ought to have a higher valuation than aspiring entrants.

Just because you believe in God doesn't mean that being a preacher is «the highest calling to which any human being could aspire.»

She aspires to something higher, better and more beautiful for them.

Except back then, they simply didn't have anything higher to aspire to, other than to gain followers and influence.

I admonish you to give up the practice of always quoting the prophets of old and praising the heroes of Israel, and instead aspire to become living prophets of the Most High and spiritual heroes of the coming kingdom.

We need to have enough humility to enable us to recognize those who have genuinely reached a higher stage of development than our own, and then we need to have enough courage to aspire to meet them where they are.

For in the time of strength as he aspired to honor, did he really discover some limit, or was that not simply the striver's restless passion to climb higher and higher?

Anyway, there is a problem that the today rulers put pressure on the youth to aspire for the most high professions like scientist, engineer and the like.

between the actual moral state of humanity as it is and the vision of the highest state humanity aspires to attain, there is a distance which humanity, by its own ability, certainly can not bridge.

This dilemma is well illustrated in Protestant institutions of higher learning which, as we have seen, typically aspired to be public institutions as well as church institutions, pursuing the laudable goal of serving the public as well as their own people.

It may be an arrangement that factors out different aspects of the school's common life to the reign of each model of excellent schooling: the research university model may reign for faculty, for example, or for faculty in certain fields (say, church history, or biblical studies) but not in others (say, practical theology), while paideia reigns as the model for students, or only for students with a declared vocation to ordained ministry (so that other students aspiring to graduate school are free to attempt to meet standards set by the research university model); or research university values may be celebrated in relation to the school's official «academic» program, including both classroom expectations and the selection and rewarding of faculty, while the school's extracurricular life is shaped by commitments coming from the model provided by paideia so that, for example, common worship is made central to their common life and a high premium is placed on the school being a residential community.

They are more learned than we are, more fortunate, more highly endowed, more charming, more influential; they get what we aspire to but miss; they are promoted more swiftly in the business office, are rated higher in the school, are praised more in the market - place.

I aspire to low maintenance but find as I get older that being a woman is definitely high maintenance.

More generally, like any leading business, we aspire to a consistently high level of governance and ethics, thereby deserving the trust of our stakeholders.

The online contest was designed to discover and reward aspiring chefs with notoriety, prizes, and career opportunities, including an opportunity to present with Armstrong at a high - profile culinary event.