aspirations in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

aspirations in the PONS Dictionary

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It reflects the aspirations of a large section of Ivorian youth.
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We decided we had to meet the needs and aspirations of the client group while continuing to push the seven per cent onwards.
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While church and state decried them as immoral and subversive, and the accompanying dance as lascivious, the people felt the "jarabe" represented them and their political aspirations.
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Being around young people, their aspirations, quirkiness and vitality -- it's a compelling place.
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It is all too easy to offend others with our own selfish thoughts and aspirations.
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With this there is an economic consideration and tradeoff an individual must consider in their further education aspirations.
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The phasing-out of war-time rationing, as well as increased affluence throughout the population, brought aspirations towards consumerism and motorized transport.
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He was not swayed by conventional wisdom and encouraged people to open their minds and redefine their aspirations.
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Another common issue in federal systems is the conflict between regional and national interests, or between the interests and aspirations of different ethnic groups.
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He is also an allegory of capitalism and transcendent aspirations.
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