political aspiration

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It is important to the educational endeavours of the people and the technological, economic, and political aspirations of the nation.
If they suppress political aspirations, stability is compromised.
Rhetorically class-based and other provincially meaningful forms of self-definition are still commonly part of people's everyday lives and political aspirations.
Labour leaders, however, tended to keep their distance from the nationalists although sharing many of their political aspirations.
The question was whether the political aspirations of supporting organisations matched the ambitions, mandates and expertise of their partners in this respect.
In the absence of some more homogeneous, mass women's movement, these literary and ultimately political aspirations finally remained unfulfilled.
Paradoxically, by delivering further economic well-being, political aspirations rise in line with higher stability.
After a summary of various related historical and sociological factors, the author aims to explore the personal and political aspirations of individual women who have chosen to wear headscarves.
Those who had menfolk ' in business ', or who had social or political aspirations themselves (or whose families did), worked to achieve the right blend of society and politics.
It is when we come to what are called the political aspirations of the minority that things become difficult.
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