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spec: We start with what it is we want to do , submit those aspirations to rigorous analysis and then decide how we are going to resource our plans . `` Whereupon he used my angles measurements and the triangles closed perfectly . This provision , called `` presumptive eligibility , '' will allow children to begin receiving coverage for medical services immediately upon application rather than waiting while the state processes and verifies information received from the family . As might be expected , students who profess to want to go to college demonstrate much more pressure about getting good grades than students with aspirations to work after high school . I have interviewed a lot of people and have tried to recruit them into TSMC or WYSE , and they would tell me '' I did this and that , I failed here because of this reason . With his bachelor life had ended the artistic aspirations to which he had been wont to declare that he should for ever devote himself ; Mrs. Ogram ( she had been for a year or two a professional model ) objected to that ungentlemanly pursuit with much more vigour and efficacy than the young man 's parents , who had merely regretted that Quentin should waste his time and associate with a class of persons not regarded as worthy of much respect . " Disabled teenagers hold the same aspirations to stay in education and find fulfilling careers as their non-disabled classmates , according to research for the Joseph Rowntree Foundation . Contributions to this fund are used to support the seminar & colloquium program , curriculum enhancements , student recruiting , student and faculty travel , and a variety of other activities . The University couples aspirations to excellence as a research institution with high aspirations to recruit , develop , and graduate excellent undergraduates . Lord Grocott : My Lords , with the leave of the House , a Statement on the local government finance settlement 2007-08 will be repeated by my noble friend Lady Andrews after the contribution from the right reverend Prelate the Bishop of Manchester , the fourth speaker in the Second Reading debate .