Sentence examples for ambitious change from inspiring English sources

Parliament offered signs of the obstacles that any ambitious change will face.

And unless America can make a success out of Iraq, investors fear that it will lack the credibility to press for ambitious change elsewhere.

IT IS the most ambitious change in Europe since the launch of the euro: to transfer to European authorities the supervision of euro-zone banks and the power to wind them up, using a common European fund if necessary.

We are in the middle of ambitious change, moving to a world of looking at the whole person and of redefining health in terms of mental, physical and social issues.

From day care centers to food pantries to senior centers, thousands of nonprofit groups that depend on New York City for their livelihood are bracing for the most ambitious change in a generation as the Bloomberg administration prepares to dismantle the way it awards $4 billion in contracts every year.

The rising test scores highlight a year of ambitious change at Newton that has succeeded in restoring pride and hope to a beleaguered school, one that had been worn down by academic setbacks and buffeted by street violence just outside its doors.

Some companies have pursued much more ambitious changes.

"This program is about making ambitious changes," said Arturo Delgado, the San Bernardino superintendent.

More ambitious changes are needed, but at present, our government is permitting matters to get even worse.

Last month Michael Gove announced proposals for shaking up the primary curriculum, and unsurprisingly maths was singled out for some of the most ambitious changes.

A Department for Education spokesperson said: "Children must be kept safe from harm and since 2010 we have been making ambitious changes to improve our child protection system.