Sentence examples for ambition of reducing from inspiring English sources

The ambition of reducing Greece's debt-to-GDP ratio to 120% by 2020 will still seem incredible.

At the same time, Mr. Wright was finally realizing his ambition of reducing the company's exposure to network TV.

They have the "ambition" of reducing annual net migration to tens of thousands through "tough new welfare conditions and robust enforcement".

This is the only way we can realise our ambition of reducing the gap between the cost of public services – a figure still around £4bn a year despite sweeping public spending cuts – and tax revenues.

However, she had earlier made clear she was aware of sentiment in the UK about immigration, and her promise to stick to an ambition of reducing the net migration figure to the tens of thousands would require cutting the numbers from all over the world.

The chancellor has set out how he would meet his ambition of reducing public sector debt in absolute terms, not just as a percentage of national income, by running a budget surplus in most years.

Boyle's ambitions of reducing elemental minima to structured constellations of mechanical atoms had been abandoned by this time, and Dalton's theory simply assumes that each element has smallest parts of characteristic size and mass which have the property of being of that elemental kind.

Rather than waiting on ICAO to do nothing as the industry requests, EPA should move forward with a strong domestic policy that will drive international ambition on reducing the harmful effects of aviation pollution.

This scenario includes high levels of ambition for reducing demand and creating interconnection with Europe, and the lowest capital costs.

A low-carbon signal to investors is needed, they warned, and so an indicative emissions target should be introduced through secondary legislation to set the level of ambition for reducing greenhouse gases from the power sector.

Porter said councils believe the bill would "not help government achieve its ambitions, having the unintended consequence of reducing the availability of much-needed council housing, and hampering our ability to invest in new affordable council housing".