Sentence examples for aspirations for which from inspiring English sources
If only they could get sound economic policy reflecting the people's will, perhaps they might just achieve the aspirations for which they so bravely struggled during the Soviet occupation in the late 1980s.
In the best spirit of "mourn for the dead and fight for the living", the guys in Sarasota, Florida who joined together as Veterans for Common Sense (FLVCS) have been paying homage to their fallen comrades not simply with prayers and flowers, but, all the more critically, by working to sustain the ideals and aspirations for which they gave their lives.
Indeed, he believed that Madison's approach badly dis-served the aspirations for which the American revolution had been fought.
Ridley Scott's adaptation was quite loose, but his next one will have to be even looser: he has signed on to make a sequel (or a prequel — he isn't sure yet) to "Blade Runner," TheWrap reports — an aspiration for which Dick provided no source.
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As a result, its aid added to the spoils by which feckless governments stayed in power.The Bush administration professes grand aspirations for aid, which it believes can sow democracy as well as eradicating pestilence and poverty.
NATO has set up a special commission with Georgia to oversee reconstruction and to help the country eventually fulfil its aspirations for membership, which Russia fiercely opposes.
The threat, as much as the promise, had a galvanizing effect on Burmese aspirations for democracy, which were not at all cooled when the Army acted on its promise and opened fire on crowds of protesters.
These leaders said that any peace agreement must address Palestinian aspirations for statehood, which in turn would undermine Arab radicals who have stoked anti-Americanism in the region and threatened the stability of moderate Arab governments that are America's allies.
People feel they must somehow put those degrees to good use, so they limit their aspirations to occupations for which their degrees are relevant.
