Sentence examples for ambitious call from inspiring English sources

The ambitious call to make preschool available to "every child in America," shows more promise.

Along comes Levi Strauss & Company with a campaign for its flagship Levi's brand, hoping to appeal to those younger consumers with an ambitious call to arms: "Go forth".

They included specific recommendations to upgrade safety equipment and procedures, as well as an ambitious call to revamp the current regulatory approach and replace certain voluntary provisions with mandatory requirements.

"Call it tenacious, call it lucky, call it ambitious, call it fortune smiling on me, but I've had really good experiences," Mr. Logan said of his Hollywood career in a recent interview.

"If hundreds of the world's most powerful companies can agree to get behind an ambitious call for any type of political action, world leaders should pay attention," said Winnie Byanyima, executive director of Oxfam International.

The bad news for the nay-sayers who feel that a franchise as long-running as CoD must surely start to lose its appeal sometime soon is that, perhaps energised by the advent of the Xbox One and the PlayStation 4, Infinity Ward seems to come out with the freshest and most ambitious Call of Duty for years.

Her plans are ambitious: calling for neighbourhood transformations that include amenities such as playgrounds,  nursery schools and public libraries.

The most ambitious calls for average annual gains of 6 percent, producing a fleetwide average of 62 m.p.g. in the same time frame.

But its mission has also become broader and more ambitious, calling for political and economic improvement as well as freedom from judicial persecution.

Mr. Romney has been the more ambitious, calling for sweeping tax reform that would lower rates while broadening the base by limiting unspecified deductions and loopholes.

But there is frustration and "despair" with the opposition's ambitious calls for a new constitution and a new coalition government, he said.