Sentences with phrase «not share my aspiration»

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Attitude surveys, and more in - depth research, show that when attention turns to policies designed to support men and women in their sharing of breadwinning and childcare roles, this is in line with the aspirations of the vast majority of parents, who do not want to organise their household duties along gender lines.

«Tories need to show we share their aspirations and anxieties, not tell them they are on our side already if only they would realise the fact,» he wrote.

People didn't think we understood their lives, shared their values and aspirations.

«They believe that these aspirations should not just be the preserve of those at the top of the tree but should be on offer to everyone: an economy where rewards are fairly shared.

We've never understood why anyone in public office, or with aspirations for it, would risk their reputation by forwarding racist chain e-mails, but for whatever reason — maybe they're just too hilarious not to share — they keep doing it and they keep getting in trouble for it.

People didn't think we understood their lives, shared their values and aspirations,» she said.

They not only have similar political aspirations, they share the same type of girl problems, too.

We know you share our aspiration for all students to have a learning environment where they feel not only safe, but respected and empowered.

This is not to exclude the subtle differences between any artists, nor to ignore the importance of shared aspirations, wants, needs, and desires.

Berthot, however, does not share the heroic and epic aspiration of Abstract Expressionists like Rothko and Clyfford Still.

Lee Krasner, Elaine de Kooning, and other remarkable women at the time also shared these aspirations in their work but, as Ann Gibson has pointed out, «they were not seen.»

If you have the time (and I recommend finding the time), share and comment on articles that align with your career aspirations a few times a week — even when you are not job searching.

This issue speaks not only to the rights of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples but to the aspirations of all Australians — about the kind of nation we hope to share together.

Loved ones will often share their dreams and aspirations, but not their financial plans, and sometimes they may even hide their financial past, she says.