Sentence examples for ambition of bringing from inspiring English sources

But most of all, Hadlow is proud of having realised a long-stated ambition of bringing female presenters on to the channel.

Some tension exists between these two approaches, but he will have to reconcile them if he is to fulfill his ambition of bringing profound change to the country.

While the decision to bring a team back for repeat visits does mark the next step in the NFL's international expansion, their ambition of bringing a second game to the UK each year will not be realised immediately.

They were determined to achieve the huge ambition of bringing a despot to justice.  .

I think the European Parliament is putting down a firm marker regarding its ambitions for a European criminal justice area in the future, with the twin ambition of bringing criminals to justice and upholding the rights of defendants and victims.

Government ambitions of bringing the "town to the village" remain mostly talk.

"It will stay the same," he said of his ambition to bring the enclaves, South Ossetia and Abkhazia, under Georgian control.

And although this isn't a concrete plan or likely to happen any time soon, co-founder and CEO Tom Blomfield has made no secret of his ambition to bring Monzo across the pond at some point, something he re-iterated in a very brief call last night.

For Yusuf, Korb writes, Zaytuna's liberal-arts curriculum "is part of a larger ambition to bring the sacred knowledge he gained throughout the Muslim world into conversation with classical texts of the Western tradition".

"We're committing to a new national ambition to bring ultrafast broadband of at least 100 megabits per second to nearly all homes in the country, so Britain is out in front," said Osborne.

The Charter is an expression of the EU' s ambition to bring the EU closer to its citizens.