Sentence examples for ambitions to develop a from inspiring English sources

Europe's ambitions to develop a coherent foreign and security policy recently took a battering when the leaders of the European Union's two most important military powers, Britain and France, failed to win public support for a military strike against Syria.

Speaking before he formally confirmed the GIB was "open for business" on Wednesday morning in Edinburgh, Cable said these projects were proof of its wider ambitions to develop a low-carbon, clean energy economy.

"Space industries already support 95,000 full-time jobs and generate £9.1bn for the economy each year, and our response to the Growth Action Plan shows our commitment to secure its future growth and realise ambitions to develop a viable UK spaceport for commercial space flight," he explained.

This is what I was talking about!" David Plouffe is here, and Gregory begins with a foreign policy question on North Korea's ambitions to develop a long-range rocket.

North Korea's successful launch of an Unha-3 rocket marks a significant step forward for Pyongyang's ambitions to develop an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM).

Tehran insists that it has no ambition to develop a nuclear weapon and is pursuing uranium enrichment for peaceful purposes.

One of his deepest beliefs was that the ambition to develop a "science of society" was fundamentally flawed.

But, in Farewell to Reality, I argue that in their ambition to develop a "theory of everything", some theorists have crossed a line.

Most people talked about getting fitter, but one woman answered 'to escape the zombie horde!'" The idea stuck and, when Hon told her about his ambition to develop a fitness app that "made the actual act of running itself fun", Zombies was born.

This awareness has led to the development of various regulatory instruments on national, European and global levels, but also an appreciation of the challenges that lie ahead of us to fulfil the ambition to develop a future sustainable use of chemicals.

Then there is Richardson's proposal (2008) to turn the ambition to develop a scientific philosophy into a research programme for the history of science, so as to reveal more clearly the real world dynamics and limitations of philosophy as a scientific metatheory.