Sentence examples for aspired to keep from inspiring English sources
In a speech on Friday to his Labor Party, Mr. Barak said he aspired to keep 80percentt of the settlers under Israeli sovereignty in the final accord.
MacDiarmid published a lot of work of debatable quality in his lifetime, yet his disregard of some 300 poems suggests that he aspired to keep his oeuvre trim.
Carlota herself had different political ideas than those of her supporters: Belgrano and the others shared the ideas of enlightenment, but Carlota aspired to keep the full power of an absolutist monarchy.
To protect both religion and government, and to establish a unified, cohesive nation committed to promoting "the general welfare" rather than religious supremacy, the founders aspired to keep the worlds of government and religion apart.
He made plans to fix leaky pipes, and mostly just aspired to keep things running smoothly for the poverty-stricken city of dilapidated brownstones nestled on the Hudson River.
She aspires to keep dancing for years, citing Mikhail Baryshnikov's trajectory into modern dance as a model.
Scrutinising viability assessments: Islington aspires to keep its 50% target despite the challenges of dealing with viability assessments.
In the circles in which City are now moving, the company they are aspiring to keep, an FA Cup win by itself would not be a satisfactory return.
What is clear is that in the last 20 years Messina Denaro has continued to focus his activities on Castelvetrano and western Sicily, rather than aspiring to keep the Sicilian mafia intact.
And Google, which has about 95% of the market in search and gets 35% of mobile advertising revenue (compared with Facebook's 19%), also aspires to keep users within its orbit.
The deal coming into force would also commit the countries to aspire to keep temperatures below 1.5C above pre-industrial levels – a tall ask and one that will require those country pledges to be ramped up – and for rich countries to continue giving climate aid to poorer countries beyond 2020.
