Examples of using To aspire in English and their translations into Swedish
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and it is something to aspire to, not regret.
He named a mental disorder among young ladies who are too early to aspire to adulthood.
thing to wish for, however unattainable… to aspire to the stone's endless destiny.
has every single right to aspire to happiness.
But it gives us something to aspire to. And, sure, maybe it's a fairy tale.
luxury- those goodish things we tend to aspire to. .
To aspire to a leading role not only economically
is something that most flock animals seem to aspire to. .
Yet at the same time, by making reference to the Lisbon Strategy, for example, the EU continues to aspire to a growing role in the global economic race.
As the objectives are common to both, it would be more sensible to aspire to them together rather than separately.
To aspire after such rewards was permitted to the lukewarm monk;
It is legitimate to aspire to economic and social development,
safe food- these are all objectives to which we are trying to aspire with European agricultural policy.
I'm expected to aspire to marriage;
just a she seems to aspire, but not for who she is.
rather about whether it is sensible to aspire to one at all.
which are equally important if it is to enhance its status and its right to aspire to codecision with the Council.
creative sectors to aspire to economic independence.
We need a horizontal instrument, and we need to aspire to what some have called the'blue flag' giving us European terms
With no current prospect of accession for Moldova to aspire to, Moldovan leaders consider the ENP a guarantee of medium-term partnership with the EU