Sentence examples for aspires to keep its from inspiring English sources

Scrutinising viability assessments: Islington aspires to keep its 50% target despite the challenges of dealing with viability assessments.

The paper wanted Walden, then a young aspiring journalist, to keep its errant star columnist away from other newspapers, which were staking out the hotel where Best was staying.

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.

We should expect any company aspiring to order vast amounts of information to try to keep its methods secret, if only to reduce controversy and foil copycat competitors.

She aspires to keep dancing for years, citing Mikhail Baryshnikov's trajectory into modern dance as a model.

Although the occupation and the suspension of Palestinian rights are officially temporary, the right wing aspires to keep Arabs indefinitely in quasi-colonial status.

I think I've always kept in mind that someday I would move back to Europe, and Berlin seems the obvious choice for someone who aspires to keep developing themselves as an artist or a creative of any kind.

The White House aspires to keep registered lobbyists from sitting on agency advisory boards and commissions but will not place a full ban on their appointments, according to the Washington Post.

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.

The deal specifically aspired to keep warming well below 2 degrees Celsius (3.7 degrees Fahrenheit) from preindustrial levels.

At the same time, he was hostile to abstract theory, aspiring to keep law as close as possible to social reality.