— people could aspire to do and aspired to be and i think that is one — aspired to be and i think thatf her enduring legacies, the incredible standard she said and that she brought— standard she said and that she brought so many people into her sport— brought so many people into her sport and — brought so many people into her sport and sport in general because _ sport and sport in general because of the way she did it. rory mcllroy has welcomed the meeting between the pga tour board and saudi arabia's public investment fund chairman in an effort to bridge the gap between the two entities. negotiations are continuing between the pga tour and the pif, which funds liv golf, about a potential merger. i think it should have happened months ago so i am glad that it is happening and hopefully that progresses conversations and gets us closer to a solution. see the entities and i think there is a big disconnect between liv and mac three. so the closer that we can get to finalising that investment, i think that would be a really good thing. french president emmanuel macron says having russian at

is it a pledge, an aspiration?it is an aspiration, it is a declaration of intent, but it is not a hard, firm pledge. of course, the labour party want to transmogrify it into that then that allows them to say that we are being fiscally irresponsible, it is going to cost £46 billion, although in typical sort of labour fashion, the 46, some of the backbenchers have started adding a few billion, it became 48, but that is what labour is like, they like to add a little bit along the way. but is it anything if it is not a promise? i think aspirations, direction of travel is something that is legitimate. and in the absence of that, you might be saying to me where is the vision? rishi sunak never has any vision, he is all about today and managing his way through. there you are, you have got a bit of vision. we want to see a lower tax society and we have got two down payments on it now these national insurance cuts. 27 million people will be £900 a year to off —— better off because of the national insurance cuts to their emp

to do and aspire to he _ people could aspire to do and aspire to he and _ people could aspire to do and aspire to be and i think she has been so influentiat— to be and i think she has been so influential and so inspirational for mothers — influential and so inspirational for mothers who have come back who still want to _ mothers who have come back who still want to he _ mothers who have come back who still want to he in_ mothers who have come back who still want to be in sport by having children— want to be in sport by having children and having a family and he has managed to balance so. kenny's achievements _ has managed to balance so. kenny's achievements are _ has managed to balance so. kenny's achievements are all— has managed to balance so. kenny's achievements are all the _ has managed to balance so. kenny's achievements are all the more - achievements are all the more remarkable given she was born six weeks premature with a collapsed lung. her determination driving her to the very pinnacle of cycling and a place in british sporting history. dan roan, bbc news. eight men have

so, part— aspirations of going home. so, part of— aspirations of going home.re she can go back and say, my little — she can go back and say, my little guy— she can go back and say, my little guy that was born in hackney came back home this incredible island and it is a dream, _ incredible island and it is a dream, andl incredible island and it is a dream, and i work in the make—believe business and it's exactly— make—believe business and it's exactly that. make-believe business and it's exactly that-— exactly that. nintendo is creating _ exactly that. nintendo is creating another - exactly that. nintendo is creating another super l exactly that. nintendo is - creating another super mario movie with illumination, the new super mario bros movie which is the global box office hit will be released in 2026 and the japanese firms says it will further its aim to put smiles on everyone's faces to entertainment. bbc news — bringing you different stories from across the uk. this swan was found with cooking oil in its feathers at little venice, in central london. now it'

the system, so to meet our- aspirations of the right support at the right— aspirations of the rightght time, we need to make _ the right place at the right time, we need to make sure _ the right place at the right time, we need to make sure that - the right place at the right time, we need to make sure that the i we need to make sure that the support— we need to make sure that the support that _ we need to make sure that the support that is _ we need to make sure that the support that is there _ we need to make sure that the support that is there can - we need to make sure that the support that is there can be i we need to make sure that the - support that is there can be grown to address — support that is there can be grown to address the _ support that is there can be grown to address the demand. _ support that is there can be grown to address the demand. if - support that is there can be grown to address the demand. if i - support that is there can be grown to address the demand. if i can. support that is there can be grown. to address the demand. if i canjust change _ to address

yana pausyul, at the sun, at the timid hands, at the tips of our fingers, the music is soothing, aspirational thoughts and opens thousands of gifts to us. music can change the light, little pieces can change us. music is inside our skin. all my life i live in a moment that i don't believe in what is happening, i still don’t believe that let’s say, i’m probably from birth, that i was born, that i ended up in minsk, that i studied here, that there were no prerequisites at all for me to go in this direction, not there were prerequisites that i would end up in st. petersburg, there were no prerequisites for me to end up. here now and just the other day there was a premiere, which i also don’t really believe in, but i’m one of those people who are ready to be surprised to surprise themselves first of all, for me this is a very important moment, otherwise there’s no point in me i don’t see it at all in existence, the key is to surprise yourself, if diaghilev had to surprise me, then i have to surprise myself, because - without interest, without fantasizing, without living any illusions. of your lif

let's not say that as somebody is an aspiration to go and walk abroad for 3 years. that's bad actually, that's good. if you had an experience between good movies and then with the hollywood movie, you come back rich with your ex savvy. i totally agree with that. would actually benefit what you're doing here in television, oregon, and phillips the same way when people go abroad to study the learning of a different sense of competitiveness. and i know we want to be the visual go to of the, of the world and be sure to be, but at the same time is nothing wrong with a 1400000000. we are 17 to the was population. we definitely definitely click on being too late. so i would urge people that there's nothing wrong in being across the world. but in the brain drain is a where you're losing and it's a leak. the faucet is leaking, the faucet is not making. the faucet is no longer the people are coming back. they know that the one bed tomorrow have to be better. it'll happen in india. i totally agree with you when you say that people who are brought in and then they come back, th

different aspirations.ronger united kingdom. the first minister, michelle 0'neill, has an aspiration of a 32 county independent ireland, completely different aspirations. but the fact that both of us are there supporting the northern ireland women's team with young people, really, really proud of their northern team. and that's really something that i have noticed over the last number of years, that regardless of community background, what we're really seeing are people who are just really proud, young people who are really proud to be part of northern ireland, to be from northern ireland, and support the likes of our northern ireland team. let's talk about your background then. you grow up in what people used to call border country. county armagh. more deaths in the troubles there, sadly, than there were in any place other than belfast. do you remember when you first realized that you were living in the troubles with a capital t, in a place in which violence was a part of everyday life? i don't remember an

different aspirations.t a stronger united kingdom. the first minister, michelle 0'neill, has an aspiration of a 32 county independent ireland, completely different aspirations. but the fact that both of us are there supporting the northern ireland women's team with young people, really, really proud of their northern team. and that's really something that i have noticed over the last number of years, that regardless of community background, what we're really seeing are people who are just really proud, young people who are really proud to be part of northern ireland, to be from northern ireland, and support the likes of our northern ireland team. let's talk about your background then. you grow up in what people used to call border country. county armagh. more deaths in the troubles there, sadly, than there were in any place other than belfast. do you remember when you first realized that you were living in the troubles with a capital t, in a place in which violence was a part of everyday life? i don't remem

there's aspirations as ability to be able to call it. so i think there's a fair amount of progress that's made that is it still challenging to do business? and then yeah, of costs it is, but in the pragmatic manner, it doesn't change overnight because the eco system won't allow you to be without any rules and regulations, that'd be completely else. so a lot of people tell me, you know, here it's stuff to do business and i'm saying shop, go to the united states and try and do business. that might be 10 times more difficult. and exactly, because it's such a competitive environment. are you ready for that? level of competition for that level of lead fee market. so sometimes you're more is a level of competition. so which is you have most uh, inspiring stock, i guess the one that i'm gonna maybe talk to later on i think is like, which has been my biggest, really i think it's, you have to come to how do you judge the success of any business or the 1st day i would judge it for my own happiness, my own sense of pride, one sense of banking up my

what is it that you actually i'm following them for, i'm raising aspirations and whatever. i'm yeah, and i'm empowering them to be self independent. mm hm. i think the crux in google india today, and if i'm is that they don't feed in control of that destiny because if you're used to grandson and if you can control the life when i go to the schools there, it may be taken for granted that in the last 9 somebody always used to give, ask uh, what do you want to do when you grow up? that's not a question is being asked and oral india. one of our most successful programs in our schools in our 1200 schools, was opening a library. and the attendance went up by almost 20 percent in schools because we opened that library. it was a, it was for the kids by the kids and they were managing it before that. the library was a come up with a block and a key in the principal's office and a possible book rental that you can go sit in the corner and come back me. and the 2nd one was a career counseling program. and the question that, what will you do when you grow up? what do you want to do in

now, the because of 800000000 people don't have aspirations, it doesn't make a difference. how big the other 400, because the divide wouldn't be strong enough if you want to standing ovations. you need to have gone some positive of room is that you've been going between the 2 of i said, but why don't we lift a 1000000 people out of poverty every 6 to 7 here. hello and welcome am of them to in the ever evolving landscape of the 21st century. the focus no more than ever is on india. tonight i'm joined by an amazing but you know the mind is an under but on a per user altered investor and then focused well come bonnie screw it up. oh thank you very much for having me here. wonderful for you to come. thank you so much. i've only had inspirational conversations with you every time you've spoken. so i'm looking forward to this one to is vision comes from you. who are you in the ultimate onto brenda. you have been given the state to how you're doing this is that ultimate sounds a little bit like it's got a sunset, but i think maybe a lot of the original ones. i would say, i think i

ithink— could aspire to do and aspire to be. i think that — could aspire to do and aspire to be.k that is one of her enduring legacies is— i think that is one of her enduring legacies is the incredible standard she set. _ legacies is the incredible standard she set, but actually she brought some _ she set, but actually she brought some people into sports in general because _ some people into sports in general because of— some people into sports in general because of the way she did it. rory mcllroy has welcomed the meeting between the pga tour board and saudi arabia's public investment fund chairman in an effort to bridge the gap between the two entities. negotiations are continuing between the pga tour and the pif, which funds liv golf, about a potential merger. i think it should have happened months ago so i am glad it is happening and hopefully that progresses conversations and gets us closer to a solution. i see the two entities and i think there is a really big disconnect. liv out there doing their own thing. the closer that we can get to them and finalise that investment, i

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we sincerely support their aspiration for true sovereignty.ussia has long had great relationships with arabic country a great civilization in the middle east that's developing dynamically. we think it's important to find new points of contac our arab i think counterparts. we're going to do the same on the latin american track and asking the government to increase financing for international programs pr moting the russian language and our multinational culture. especially on the territory of

i didn’t have any aspirations to become a doctor, a chiropractor, a chiropractor, or a representativel medicine. i didn’t have any aspiration or desire for this, i generally had other interests and plans in life, i didn’t come to this. and this came to me, you see , i didn’t ask for it, it’s no one’s fault that i was given something that i don’t need, that’s why i give it to everyone who wants it, i already earn enough, i, what do i need, that’s it it's turnover money, all these beautiful pieces of paper on the walls, some kind of robe there, in addition to private practice, he briefly lectures, he founded the national chiropractor association. in siberia, where he shares his experience with everyone. why are patients willing to risk their lives for empty promises? see andrey kunitsina's author's project, a person has the right at 16:20 on ntv. that's all for now, go to ntv.ru, see you. she will appear now. well, what's there? a card that makes money. the gazprombank debit card itself with a stable income up to 35%. this is the ecology of the city, this is a contribution to the health

of the people who live in this territory, all their aspirations are realized.vladimir putin instructed to exempt special operation fighters from paying interest. during credit holidays. this order from the head of state was published on the kremlin website. to do this, the government needs to make changes to legislative acts. in addition, svo participants and their loved ones will be exempt from paying property tax for individuals. today is exactly 10 years since crimea and sevastopol returned to russia. the reunification of the peninsula has brought only benefits, the numbers speak for themselves. gdp growth is more than 4 and a half times... these are the data provided by the senator from crimea olga kovitedi. such impressive figures were largely achieved thanks to large-scale investments in infrastructure development. from 15 to 23 years for development about 430 billion rubles were allocated to the road transport network. during this time , almost 300 km of new roads were built, 4,000 were repaired. unprecedented. the tourism industry has received an impetu

it says this is merely aspirational. i'm thinking, well, what's the point of this? so what we're doing is we're having gobbledygook. and not only that, we're having this cool, bulky dance, this theatre, this synchronized scrum, where people stand with arms akimbo and just why you yeah, but that would live the resolution wasn't aspirational. i mean, english is my 1st language. i understood it was pretty clear. okay. it's not the record, it is a demand. but there's no one for the what. but that was mike. that was my question to are guessing. my mind is, i know it's past the united states must take action. it must cut off all aid. it must cut off all diplomatic cover, and if it may have, even if it has to use military force, it has to enforce the rabbit the resolution. ok. and then when you have seen bachelors saying, i mean the audacity you say, well this is non binding, nobody else in the room knew that vinyl. but who is but the next question is fine. who enforces? if you go back and you say, excuse me, we must now let, let's all vote for enforcement. if that were ev

we are you referring to the or colonial aspirations, colonial habits. that's why today is that's true, most of the systems, but it was so you are painting an absolutely hair picture when people see certain hope in russia. and how hasn't happened more than the western propaganda with all its might. with its colossal humongous research. there's an interest at has not managed to isolate over russia to trade this falls imagery, even though they really aspire to got to crate this policy. you mentioned the ice will be out or people how hasn't happened to washing you? well, i sent that which is important for the people. why did the field with their hearts they did not even need some pretty matic explanations? no such so strong that despite all these waves of dirt, this as well in their country as they are trying to brainwash them. and sometimes they are needing assistance in this regard. and sometimes the belief it seem very impressed. they did not want to have the biggest count drinks in the world as their neighbors to have the biggest country population, why

tatyana herself also has no ceiling in her aspirations and plans.re are many, but her desire to develop, move forward, set new goals is surprising and admiring. she wants to become the best coach in the khl, plans to release another book, dreams of creating her own school, working as a coach in foreign clubs, but the most important thing for her is the success of her athletes, their victories, their achievements, their new level. i certainly believe in all athletes, more often they come to me, and i don’t know what their level is, because i’m not on the team with them, i don’t know how they perform, but my faith, my energy, my love, and inspires them, so i bring this to the masses, in life not only people kissed by god achieve success, but also those who desire and love and loves and believes in what he does. belarusian doilitstva, which is your jumping spirit right now, is getting to know you and master you. all the time this façade is alive, because the prices are crumbling on this façade, and the pink heights of these tiers, the different dimensi

so i don't consider it a aspiration.e. they're the stable marriages in the world.and them for their ch. but when they come to writing the sociology for everyone else. they're celebrating, you know, alternative arrangements arrangements. well, unfortunately, we do have to end there we've only scratched the surface, but thank you all for comingation and. thank our panelists very much for their remarks. ■

we sincerely support their aspiration for true sovereignty. russia has long had great relationships with arabic country a great civilization in the middle east that's developing dynamically. we think it's important to find new points of contact with our arab i think counterparts. we're going to do the same on the latin american track and asking the government to increase financing for international programs pr moting the russian language and our multinational culture. especially on the territory of the former c.i.s. and the world in general. >> today, watch c-span's 2024 campaign trail. a weekly roundup of c-span's campaign coverage providing a one-stop-shop to discover what the candidates across the country are saying to voters along with firsthand accounts from political reporters, updated poll number, fun raising data and campaign ads. watch c -- watch c-span's 2024 campaign trail, today, 7:00 eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org, or download as a podcast on the free c-span now mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. >> a business

of the people who live in this territory, all their aspirations were realized.turnout and the presence of observers, statements have already been heard in the west that the elections are illegitimate and not free. as for the reaction from some foreign countries, it is expected. what did you want? so that they stand up and applaud, or what? they are fighting us, moreover, armed, and at the same time they will applaud those forces, not even me personally, but those. the forces that stand behind me, who seek to strengthen russia, its sovereignty, increase defense capability, economic independence and sovereignty in the sphere of economics and finance, they also set themselves the goal of restraining our development, the choice of the russian people is important to me, i rely on the russian people and work in the interests of. of this people and our state, the elections were held at the highest level, and this clearly irritated a number of oppositionists who from abroad called for provocations, if there were calls to come vote, for this, as i say in such cases, i wi

each of these milestones and many others like them represent the fulfilment of countless aspirationsn our family of nations demonstrates clearly that whilst we may not all have a shared history, we have common ambitions for a betterfuture, working together to build resilience and respond to global challenges. the commonwealth family is strongest when we are connected through friendship. as i have said before, the commonwealth is like the wiring of the house, and its people, our energy and our ideas are the current that runs through those wires. together and individually, we are strengthened by sharing perspectives and experiences, and by offering and borrowing the myriad ways we have each tackled the challenges of our time. this is true both at the level of nations and indeed at the local level. we recognise today that our diversity is our greatest strength. the commonwealth represents a third of humanity from all regions of the world, with all the different experiences, knowledge and aspirations that this brings. wherever we live, we are united by the many challenges we face, whethe

government's aspiration is to spend 2.596 of gdp on defence.— government's aspiration is to spend 2.596e. there is an upwards trajectory. _ 2.596 of gdp on defence. there is an upwards trajectory, i _ 2.596 of gdp on defence. there is an upwards trajectory, i cannot - 2.596 of gdp on defence. there is an upwards trajectory, i cannot give - upwards trajectory, i cannot give you the exact date because it is as economic conditions allowed but we are working to a plan. but economic conditions allowed but we are working to a plan.— are working to a plan. but mps say the mod's problems _ are working to a plan. but mps say the mod's problems are _ are working to a plan. but mps say the mod's problems are not - are working to a plan. but mps say the mod's problems are not new . are working to a plan. but mps say l the mod's problems are not new and are actually getting worse. theresa may is to stand down as an mp at the next general election. she has represented maidenhead in berkshire since 1997. in a statement to the maidenhead advertiser, she says she has taken the difficult decision because

she did not seem to care much, or share political aspirations at least early on.eter: carlos lozada in "the washington book," here is a brief description of to vice president's books. kamala harris, the truths we hole. use a conventional political memoir. mike pence, so help me god served the president more than the nation. mr. lozada: i read kamala harris's book right when she was named as the running mate to joe biden. if you remember at the time, people thought it would be either kamala harris or susan rice. susan rice who had served in the obama administration as ambassador to the u.n. and so, they both have memoirs and so i had them both on my desk, i was going to read either one depending on who was picked. i hate to admit it, i was sort of rooting for kamala harris because her book was shorter so it would be easier to get through it quickly. i thought that kamala harris's book gave me a good sense of her. it spans her her first interest in politics, her experiences as a prosecutor and as a senator. and it was clearly her campaign book in 2019. there was one

that we should have in general, so to speak, within the framework of our christian life, those aspirationsgospel is all orthodoxy , just in case, let me remember it, yes, we read it in church slavonic, but in general it seems to me that everything is clear, yes... lord , the ruler of my belly, that is, my life, yes , do not give the spirit of idleness, despondency, covetousness and profanity, yes, that is, save me, yes, from these peculiarities, but the spirit of chastity, humility, patience, love, grant me to your servant, that is, give me to your servant , by god, king, grant me to see my sins and not condemn, do not condemn my brother mine, as blessed... and those virtues that we ask to be given, they are actually essential for us, not only during great lent, there are these 7 weeks, well , 6.7 weeks, here, but in general always in our life, here, because somehow without them i think it’s hard for a christian to exist in this world, vika, vladyka said, by the way, i didn’t know this fact, unfortunately, not all local churches read... out loud this prayer, but it seems to me that in our

>> it was not my aspiration to run a company like hp. i have worked for the company for a very long time. when i was studying there was a group that came to my university and they explained what it took to develop a printer where they were starting to be -- and i was amazed by technology complexity and the printer. and i was thinking, how can someone feel passion for something so strange. i have to say that 3040 years later i have more passion for printers. i have learned and i have been converted to the religion. david: you went to college in spain and you have your nba or an engineering degree? so you move to silicon valley, where did you move to? >> i got this opportunity to intern in hp, i had the opportunity to go to san diego. we went to san diego for the summer, when the internship was finishing, hp was opening a lot in barcelona. they told me, you are from spain and we are creating this new center. you might be interested in joining. i said at that point, maybe for a couple of years, i was living in a different city and in spain

but it was aspirational. it was a statement of values and hopes it was akin to the policy he pursued with respect to native americans, american indians, grant's policy initially was a pacific policy. by today's standard, nobody very few people approve of the establishment of reservations and so on. within the context of his time, his policy aspired, aspired to peaceful relations with the tribal nations. okay, that fell, especially after the massacre of or the defeat of custer's force and 76 i you know, you you know that that statement of of grant's with respect to international internal national government. i don't think particularly interlock with his policies. i don't think it really interlocks at all with his policy in south, which was forceful. it was not afraid to use force where necessary, after all, he let the union armies to victory in a civil war and he knew that the klan had to be crushed certainly he did wish to see a reunion of the southern and northern states and to sharing a you know, developmen

before being sent to the front line, and of course, constantly takes a personal interest in the aspirationsf our guys. we are taking this regiment for our support, these are your words. do not stand aside, adults organize actions, gather in associations that weave mask nets, make trench candles , collect humanitarian aid, children do not stand aside either, and, according to the servicemen themselves, it is the drawings and letters of young tuliks that instill confidence in them in victory, there are different ones, which means coptors of one modification of the second modification, this is very important. but that means that what our children do is what our children do school students, this is no less, plays and means their role, instills confidence , raises the spirit, the fortitude of our children, a letter of honor to their homeland is a message at the place of residence of the parents or at the place of the serviceman’s previous work, about his exemplary performance of military duty and about the incentives received, such a letter, significant gratitude to the family, district, region,

we want to aspire towards a world where human rights for all are protected. the amends scale of suffering. any god there must be an immediate cease fire for at least the next which is what is currently on the table. does human rights law give us the tools to achieve human rights? i'm not sure because of the interest of powerful states because of the double standards that are applied in the international arena. and therefore, if it gets to court, often the human rights do not win the day. and so we need to think of other mechanisms to achieve these human rights. the, the problem is not the problem is with the force mental potential. and in, in the middle east and in the global south, i would say the problem is that law is closer to political convenience then to adjust this a as in, i'm very sorry to say 500 years of core. oh, nice ation. has less, they huge in print, you know, words, dna in general, western people are not able to assess objectively, what is what is being done through the not publication of international law or through the discretionary applica

children creating the very first cartoons in their lives, independent animators aspiring to success at festivals or large studios making tv series and feature films hoping for commercial success. they all meet in suzdal. this is one of the places of strength of russian cinema. dozens of masters created their masterpieces here, including. the main thing that amazes suzdalfest unprepared, and also a prepared viewer - an endless variety of styles. it feeds on ideas, not only cartoons, but also advertising, educational projects, and even the gaming industry. a city of craftsmen is any community, any event where professionals are present and do something. and our festival can also be called a city of masters, any studio that makes cartoons is a city of masters. in a separate non-competitive program, matins. exercises, cartoons from hundreds of children's studios with throughout the country, next to the young masters of the classics, in lectures, discussions, advice, the task of the elders is to help everyone find their own individuality. if a creative person lives with an overexertion of fo

this historic referendum fulfilled the nation's long cherished democratic aspirations giving rise to a governance system rooted in the will of the people. our correspondent has a report on that. iran commemorates. the 45th anniversary of the islamic republic's inception, a significant event that falls on march 31st this year. this commemoration honors the momentous day when shortly after the fall of the us supported palavi regime in 1979, millions of iranians participated in a landmark referendum. this vote effectively concluded over two millennia of monarchial rule in iran, an overwhelming 98.2%. the electorate endorsed the formation of an islamic republic, regarded as a watershed in iran's contemporary narrative, the referendum was a manifestation of the nation's enduring quest for an islamic democracy. we commemorate this day because it led to the establishment of a theocratic democracy. the nation cast their ballots in favor of this divine political system to gain freedom and independence. despite numerous. challenges since the revolution's inception, iranians have chorted path o

so i don't consider it a aspiration. and in fact, if you look at liberal upper class liberals, that's they live. they're the stable marriages in the world. and them for their children. but when they come to writing the sociology for everyone else. they're celebrating, you know, alternative arrangements arrangements. well, unfortunately, we do have to end there we've only scratched the surface, but thank you all for coming for this robust conversation and. thank our panelists very much for their remarks. we have someone with here who is a absolute and true friend to the national archives and records administration as well to the gerald r ford foundation. how a friend