Sentence examples for ambitions to improve from inspiring English sources

If it does not, its ambitions to improve UK science education are likely to remain disappointed.

The idea evidently encouraged Portland cluster members, whose ambitions to improve American education belie their small corporate size.

Chris Froome's ambitions to improve on the bronze medal he won in the men's time trial at London 2012 were thwarted when he had to settle for another bronze behind Fabian Cancellara and Tom Dumoulin.

Economic stability underpins not just Labour's ambitions to improve the public services through a sustained programme of higher spending but also public confidence in Labour's ability to manage the economy.So far, the government has fulfilled its promise.

If the government is serious about delivering the prime minister's ambitions to improve participation, it must recognise that supporting a few more working-class young people to enter Oxbridge is not the only – or even the most important – game in town.

Mick Henry, leader of Gateshead's lively council (commissioners of the Angel of the North, Baltic, Sage and winking Millennium Bridge), comments from the Labour conference in Liverpool: Gateshead is continuing with its ambitions to improve the quality and choice of its housing stock to meet the needs and aspirations of current and future households.

Going back to Bam, Mountford was encouraged by people's desire for change and their ambition to improve their lives.

After all, the only target that really matters is Soriot's ambition to improve annual revenues from $25bn to $45bn by 2023.

"What we need now is to move forward with a shared ambition to improve these aspects of the offer for the audience in Scotland.

Mr. Boehner explains his rise from a childhood with little money to the Congressional leadership by recalling his ambition to improve his life.

You want to find that balance between self-confidence and arrogance, and an ability to enjoy the moment versus an ambition to improve.