Sentence examples for ambition to set from inspiring English sources

For now, it lacks the intellectual ambition to set the global agenda.

He had "a secret little ambition" to set the Cupid and Psyche myth to music.

Fabric hopes the licensing committee will take its ambition to "set a new gold standard for safe clubbing" seriously.

Coulson said it had been a longstanding ambition to set up his own firm and he called Chappell the perfect business partner.

He emphasised his country's ambition to set up a "global alliance of arid areas", to provide mutual assistance between member countries.

The union did, however, announce its ambition to set up a parliament, but how it would actually be elected was left undecided.So far, the European Commission is wary of encouraging Gypsies to present themselves as a nation.

But you have to have ambitions to set the agenda and fate does the rest".

GM could take exception to Daewoo's ambitions to set up a direct-sales network to sell cars in America.

She has ambitions to set up a charity of her own to help trafficking victims like herself.

Anyone with ambitions to set policy will be "extremely frustrated" as Mr Hagel's successor, she predicts.

Ingels has ambitions to set precedents and, as he put it, "gently alter the course of history".