learning vs aspirant

Some examples from the web:

• Miss Sparrow, who makes learning fun and adventurous.
• The promotion of learning intercultural civility must contribute to that.
• It must also be remembered that "intergenerational" learning can bridge and even enhance learning experiences and help in the transmission of cultural values.
• The better regulation agenda is a continuous learning process.
• Making comparisons is demanding work, requiring constant learning.
• Language skills are essential for effective learning.
• technology-enhanced learning; adaptive and contextualised learning solutions; active learning;
• technology-enhanced learning; adaptive and contextualised learning solutions; active learning,
• Informal learning means learning that takes place in everyday situations such as at work, in the family or in leisure time.
• It seeks to help learners to reflect on their learning objectives, plan their learning and learn autonomously.
• Kindergarten is a place where learning should be fun.
• The learning hall was no mere school.
• Freya thought learning to swim would help his confidence.
• Master is exhausted, always learning his examinations.
• Betsy White said she's learning CPR.
• Christmas is all about learning new things.
• 's actually learning how the law works.
• It was a real learning experience.
• This is an institution of higher learning.
• Evolving, learning, searching, instinctively needing.

Some examples from the web:

• And he was a strapping young man of twenty, with the rank of aspirant.
• We have to both sanction and protect these accession and aspirant states.
• This is the kind of exercise which, if the EU cannot hang together, with its candidate and aspirant states, makes people despair of a common foreign and security policy.
• To give one more cracked rendition of your singular, aspirant song.
• In the spring of 2006 two new aspirant countries - Romania and Bulgaria - will face the final report from the European Commission on their suitability for EU membership which is scheduled for January 1st 2007.
• The EU's commitment to the enlargement process reflects the Member States' conviction that it is mutual interest of the Union and the aspirant countries.
• We must also offer citizens of aspirant countries some tangible reward for the tough effort that they have to make towards EU membership, but the EU visa regime in the Western Balkans is an overwhelming barrier to communication through travel.
• 'The eight aspirant countries [...] have strong incentives to commit to implementing the full suite of security standards'.
• Otherwise we will feed resentment and face the risk of more cliff-hanger referenda in the aspirant countries.