Sentence examples for aspiration to create from inspiring English sources

Venezuela's aspiration to create an anti-American alliance has foundered with its economy.

The French aspiration to create an alternative "pole" to US influence represents a direct challenge to the new foreign policy orthodoxy in Washington.

US experts attribute North Korea's threats to Pyongyang's aspiration to create a decisive public image for the 30-year-old leader of North Korea, Kim Jong-un.

Wilson's aspiration to create the Encyclopedia of Life, a powerful, flexible Internet website that will include an continually-evolving page for every species on Earth.

Our content in these early days has been true to our aspiration to create a site where the whole world can meet -- connecting the dots and connecting the world -- not looking out with a national perspective, but looking around with a global view.

It has aspirations to create its own reserve currency.

In a statement, Napster acknowledged that negotiations had fallen through with Bertelsmann, and it suggested that its aspirations to create a commercial service had ended.

Aspirations to create between 9,000 and 10,000 jobs in the Olympic Park could be at risk without private funding, it warns.

We said the London Assembly had warned that aspirations to create between 9,000 and 100,000 jobs in the Olympic Park could be at risk without private funding.

The latest GDP figures back up the positive mood small firms reported to the FSB in our latest small business index, which showed increased confidence and aspirations to create jobs.

But there's little that's specific – instead of measurable targets, we get vague aspirations to create an "open, fair and development-friendly trading system", or "reform the international financial architecture", or "reduce tax evasion".