Sentence examples for ambition to implement from inspiring English sources

To guarantee a good search ability and reuse of the geospatial datasets, the project has the ambition to implement the new metadata standard for geospatial datasets and services, being GeoDCAT-AP.

The respondents expressed varying levels of ambition to implement AMTSL, which is evident in the sub-themes presented below.

They described this in terms of an action oriented ambition to implement organizational changes in order to improve efficiency and quality of care.

Despite ambitions to implement change, ineffective management support continued to hamper modernisation of service organisation and delivery.

So our next ambition was to implement the Kermit protocol for transfer of data search results to our customers.

But it wants a "new level of ambition and action" to implement it, halt wildlife decline and reverse nature loss.

This reveals both the gap between local ambitions and capacity to implement plans, and the potential for translation of neo-liberal governing into contrasting commercial and community urban energy enterprises, prefiguring different energy futures.

In 1993 the leaders in sustainability were local authorities, many of them eager to implement the ambitions of Local Agenda 21 set out at the first Rio Earth Summit.

Jindal, Perry and the coterie of George Wareace-wannabestakingtheirg their post-Romney ambitions on refusing, however absurdly, to implement Obamacare.

Like it or not, as the world's sole superpower, dependent on advanced technology to implement its global ambitions, the U.S. provides a remarkably good model for the imperial and imperious aliens of our screen life.

Already housing lawyers speculate that the right to buy for housing associations will be so difficult to implement that the ultimate ambition of the policy – to offer the chance for tenants to buy their property – is more likely to be offered by extending the existing right-to-acquire scheme instead.