On the Web site for the Tory Burch Foundation, you'll find an ambition pledge ("I will: Embrace ambition. Proudly articulate my ambition. Not hide it") and an "Ambition Guidebook," which encourages you to "gather your favorite pen, pencil, colored pencils or markers".
The generation of women who weren't allowed to go to school under the Taliban are catching up and learning to articulate their ambitions in a very powerful way.
Perhaps a play at the Royal Court, however angry and urgent and edgy, is unlikely to bring about social change on its own, but at a grassroots level theatre-makers can enable communities to come together socially, end isolation, solve local problems and articulate their ambitions.
Despite the important role that program officers will play, NSF's success will depend, as things scientific always do, on scientists, particularly young scientists with fresh ideas--on their ability to identify important problems, find promising routes to solutions, and articulate their ambitions in compelling and convincing ways.
We celebrate a politician's vision, one who can articulate broad ambitions and lofty goals, and we penalize those who are mired in details and candid in handicapping their chances of success.
Aside from the fact that he's won nearly every big wave accolade in existence (The Eddie, The Maverick's Surf Contest, The Red Bull Big Wave Africa event, and nearly every Billabong XXL category) Greg Long is a perfect candidate to articulate the ambitions, fears, and psychology associated with being a big-wave surfer.
She finally articulated her ambitions.
High: How much of your success was based on articulating your ambition and showing people that this is what you aspire to do? Capone: Naked ambition is a turnoff and because of that, patience was always my mantra.
It was Empress Catherine II who first articulated the ambition that this territory, which she acquired from the Ottoman Turks in the latter half of the 18th century, would become "Novorossiia".
Informants articulated an ambition to give students their best; a desire to provide better medical education but also a duty to meet demands of the course management, (d) Impact of workplace relations.
Sondheim's mood shifts over time — sometimes bitter about critical reception, sometimes affectionate and philosophical — but he's eternally articulate about his ambitions to create a sharper, more adult form of musical theatre.
