Few have shown much appetite for the ambitious supply-side reforms that might raise productivity and induce firms to invest.
— Next month, the broadcast networks will introduce more than 20 new series, and four of the most ambitious will be supplied by Sony.
This new apiary is part of an ambitious sustainability project to supply fresh locally grown food to campus dining services.
This relates to the presence of a good university and to overall quality of life – and to a supply of ambitious immigrants, currently key to London's success.
Pawani is one of the city's apparently limitless supply of ambitious, self-confident young women who are basically running the art scene here.
There is a bottomless supply of ambitious young artists in all media who believe the line about exposure, or who are simply so thrilled at the prospect of publication that they're happy to do it free of charge.
The Nazis always qualify, as did Soviet spies (in the old days) and serial murderers, cannibals, rapists, drug lords, persons of indeterminate Third World origin, giant bugs and lizards, ambitious machines, Willem Dafoe the supply has been running thin in recent years, though international terrorists should easily qualify for the next round of thrillers.
The interest in SRC as additional source of local renewable energy supply results from ambitious climate protection goals [42].
Europe yesterday stepped up attempts to reduce its exposure to potential Russian blackmail over energy supplies, unveiling an ambitious strategy aimed at weakening Russian giant Gazprom's domination of Europe's gas imports.
It came a day after another United Nations organization, Unicef, announced an ambitious program to provide chlorination supplies to treat water for more than 10 million people in Syria, about half the population — another indication of the magnitude of the water problem.
The policy contains the ambitious targets of extending national water supply and sanitation coverage to 74% and 66% respectively.
