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Verdict: Pidgeon seems committed and ambitious, and it's worth noting that she was the first candidate to agree to the London Cycling Campaign's (LCC) ambitious Sign for Cycling series of pledges.

The ambitious target, signed up to by Tony Blair last spring, is particularly challenging for Britain since this country only produces 2% from non-fossil fuel sources such as wind and solar power.

The CEA/IRFM takes the opportunity of the ambitious project to sign a partnership with an industrial specialized in multipurpose metrology domains.

Newcastle manager Rafael Benitez has had an ambitious bid to sign Salomon Rondon on loan rejected by West Bromwich Albion.

Villas-Boas wants to launch an ambitious attempt to sign Porto's 26-year-old Colombian striker Jackson Martinez as well as Barcelona's David Villa.

Visitors to the site, Lost.eu, will find an ambitious target - to sign up 7m people so it can claim to be "the largest online game ever".

But plummeting oil prices have deeply affected Iran's already damaged economy, and Teheran is not in a position to sign ambitious financial and industrial contracts.

Meanwhile, Koukash is quoted in the Manchester Evening News  saying he has made an ambitious bid to sign Wigan and England full-back Sam Tomkins.

The expected second-half onslaught from Salford failed to materialise and, in a week where the Reds made an ambitious bid to sign Man of Steel Sam Tomkins from Wigan, head coach Phil Veivers was left to contemplate a fourth defeat in five Super League matches and a return to bottom spot in the table.

"Carpentaria", her second and most ambitious novel, was signed up by Ivor Indyk of Giramondo Press after being turned down by the bigger imprints in Australia.

Nations like Canada, Mexico and Chile -- strong Washington allies that have already signed ambitious trade deals with the United States -- could not help but feel betrayed by the outcome in Miami.