Sentence examples for aggressive ambitions from inspiring English sources
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From the American perspective, we still live in a world of terrorists, weapons of mass destruction, despots with aggressive ambitions, and ethnic cleansing.
"Statements of this kind and new promises to Tbilisi of fast NATO membership only strengthen the dangerous feeling of impunity of the Saakashvili regime and encourage its aggressive ambitions," a spokesman, Andrei Nesterenko, said.
Others say that it's naïve — so very "old Enlightenment," as Robert Kagan, the author of "The Return of History and the End of Dreams" (Knopf; $19.95), puts it — to imagine that the aggressive ambitions of great nations can be muzzled that way.
"The threat is that nations with aggressive ambitions could come to believe that because of their missile capability, we could be deterred from intervening in their region," said Barry M. Blechman, a member of the Rumsfeld panel and chairman of the Henry L. Stimson Center, a Washington-based research organization.
Seems to have softened his tone as antitrust lawsuits by the Justice Department and several state attorneys general threaten to blunt company's aggressive ambitions.
"He's got an aggressive ambition to him," said Brian Skiba, a senior analyst with Lehman Brothers in London.
The way that Rangers swept Airdrie aside on Wednesday night to clinch the title - in a display full of energy, high tempo and aggressive ambition - should have been typical of Ally McCoist's side this season.
But with the young poet Minou Drouet (victim of her mother's aggressive ambition) and several others (Maxwell Perkins and Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings) he exhibits an unusual, discreet tenderness, as if he actually had the power to lift them up and heal damage sustained in the cultural trenches.
And there is no doubt that his aggressive regional ambitions will lead him into future confrontations with his neighbors".
