It's an ambitious attempt to construct a city-wide memory bank of the darkest period in Budapest's history.
Village Chief Liu promises the locals money if they join him in his ambitious plan to construct a Mausoleum for Lenin to attract tourists.
So it was that in March 1998, to the surprise of many, the Port Authority announced an ambitious plan to construct a 39-story tower over the new North Wing, a move that was viewed with some skepticism.
Mr. Wang was the fourth ministry official to lose his job in the wake of the crash, which has exposed flaws in China's ambitious effort to construct the world's most extensive high-speed rail network.
Kubitschek felt that the national government should play a vital role in economic areas that seemed unattractive to private investment; thus, his administration undertook ambitious programs to construct highways and hydroelectric power projects, expand iron, steel, petroleum, and coal production, and assist privately owned industries.
While the E.C.B.'s announcement has undoubtedly bought time for the single currency area, analysts said it needed to use that time to build more credible structures in order to restore market confidence, including ambitious plans to construct a banking union.
Soon after it was announced in 2001 that Beijing would host the 2008 Summer Olympic Games, the city embarked on an ambitious program to construct sports venues and housing for athletes and to improve the city's transportation infrastructure notably by greatly expanding the subway system.
China Unicom recently announced an ambitious plan to construct a CDMA network with a capacity of 10 million subscribers by the end of next year, rising to 40 million by 2003.
By the beginning of the 1630s, however, Descartes embarked on a more ambitious plan to construct a systematic theory of knowledge, including physics.
Meanwhile, electric utilities in Massachusetts have officially broken ties with an ambitious proposal to construct a transmission line that would have brought hydro power from Canada through New Hampshire to customers in Massachusetts.
Deleuze's historical monographs were, in a sense, preliminary sketches for the great canvas of Difference and Repetition (1968), which marshaled these resources from the history of philosophy in an ambitious project to construct a "philosophy of difference".
