Sentence examples for ambition to boost from inspiring English sources

Achieving the ambition to boost technology access would require public-private partnerships, Sachs added.

There is now an atmosphere of inordinate ambition to boost the bottom line and forget the consequences".

The I.O.C. commission that evaluated the three bids seemed struck by Pyeongchang's ambition to boost the winter sports market in Asia.

Reforms to the institution's governance also seem to lack sufficient ambition to boost its credibility among emerging and poor countries.

Twitter has outlined its ambitions to boost the proportion of women and underrepresented minorities in its workforce, publishing targets for "a more diverse Twitter" in 2016.

Student unions have appealed to university vice-chancellors to take a stand against government plans to transform higher education which they say will undermine ambitions to boost widening participation and social mobility.

To further its scientific ambitions, Ireland wants to boost the number of people with advanced science and engineering qualifications, and develop its international profile as a world class R&D location.

This week, all quarters of the UMP, whose barons distrust the man precisely for this ambition, were hiring him to boost flagging campaigns.

The event was very timely indeed – Vince Cable said recently that "one of our major ambitions for growth is to boost UK exports: we have to excel in trade".

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Her preferred solution would be "major investment" in early education to boost both ambition and attainment among those most disadvantaged.