The author speaks of his Brahmin identity as being crucial in giving him a sense of "dignity" and through it the ambition not to settle for "some badly paid government job".
The MLF idea of bilateral nuclear cooperation with Britain and France was a means to contain French and German nuclear ambitions and to settle Cold War disputes with the Soviet Union.
"With the managers ambitions, he won't want to settle for second best - he's had a good career and is used to always winning".
In 1923, Vincenz Hundhausen, a German lawyer and notary with literary ambitions, arrived in the Chinese capital to settle the estate of a fellow countryman.
That was the contention of Sir Richard Dannatt when the head of the British armed forces declared that it had been 'naive' to think that a liberal democracy could be created in Iraq and that it was time to settle for a 'lower ambition'.
Right there I decided that I wasn't going to settle for less". Her ambition reinstated, she joined the intensive acting workshop that produced "Waiting". Ramsay describes the play as "about waiting tables, but really about waiting for life to begin". It originally was produced in Los Angeles in 1987 with the authors doubling as cast.
"Shareholders lose when companies choose to settle investigations motivated by political ambition, fueled by threats and settled out of fear," said Howard Opinsky, a spokesman for Mr. Greenberg, in response to questions about the tentative settlement.
Before and after that vote, Iraq's political process has shown a marked tendency toward opacity, and powerful politicians have often deployed the military and quasi-official bodies to settle scores and further their ambitions.
Roma coach Rudi Garcia said: "If we have any ambitions, we should be winning and not having to settle for a result like this.
First, we need to settle the scale of our national ambition for our cities.
Both defended the program of founding much of physics on metaphysics and ideas from life science (Smith 2011) (Leibniz's unifying ambitions with symbolic language and physics extended beyond science, to settle religious and political fractures in Europe).
