Sentence examples for ambition put forward from inspiring English sources

Another prominent symbol of female ambition put forward this year is a statue of an elementary-school student: the bronze "Fearless Girl" staring down the famous bull on Wall Street.

In order to fulfil these ambitions, conditionality was put forward by introducing a closer link between income maintenance schemes and employment-promoting measures.

The national plans vary vastly in scope and ambition — while every country is required to put forward a plan, there is no legal requirement dictating how, or how much, countries should cut emissions.

"Eventually, China's ambition is that they will be able to put forward their own proposal to influence how the two polar regions will be governed," Mr Liu says.

The head of one of Britain's biggest business groups has accused politicians of lacking ambition on the economy and called on Labour to put forward a detailed growth plan at its conference.

The idea of telling a story, the novel as a narration, was no longer relevant, and any ambition to write a novel that would support a cause or put forward an argument had become inappropriate.

The strength of the commitments put forward by developing countries for Paris, and their willingness to ramp up ambition afterwards, will depend on the extent to which they are given financial and technological backing by the rich countries.

U.S. satellite-TV company Dish Network, run by the enigmatic Charlie Ergen, put forward a highly conditional offer for Clearwire, a spectrum owner integral to the ambitions of Sprint and its Japanese buyer.

As Mr. Clinton ramps down his ambitions, it now seems that one element of the ambitious proposals for a final settlement framework that he put forward on Dec. 23 will be cast aside entirely.

We need to put forward a radical, different vision – one that is properly pragmatic in the sense that it matches in ambition and scale the immediacy of environmental and social challenges.

Various reasons are put forward.