Sentence examples for aspiring to answer from inspiring English sources

And the emerging movement towards impact investing is aspiring to answer this call.

Legal positivism does not aspire to answer these questions, though its claim that the existence and content of law depends only on social facts does give them shape.

As listed by Green 2003 (having observed that "No legal philosopher can be only a legal positivist"), these further questions (which "legal positivism does not aspire to answer") are: What kinds of things could possibly count as merits of law?

Mercosur once aspired to do precisely that.

I aspire to do what he does".

I hope to aspire to do that.

We aspire to do great things".

Ms Kusama aspires to do the same.

Why do you like your favorite bodega?" More than aspiring to elicit answers to those questions, or even to be "art," The Invisible Lunch was an attempt to lend some visibility to our invisible private lives, by bringing them out in a public setting.

Online channels are also used to offer financial and travel advice to those aspiring to join the fight, answering enquiries about hotels, border crossings, how much money to bring, services provided by Islamic State, visa requirements, and even whether wi-fi and contact lenses are available.

It is also a painfully earnest band aspiring to be the Mexican answer to U2 or Depeche Mode.