Hollywood Boulevard has a legend attached to it because a bunch of ambitious young movie-makers threw it together within the narrow confines of a Roger Corman exploitation-film budget.
The resulting politically-initiated large-scale or national EHR endeavors are challenging because of their ambitious agendas of change, the scale of resources needed to make them work, the (relatively) short timescales set, and the large number of stakeholders involved, all of whom pursue somewhat different interests.
If it seemed moderate to some, this is because of the ambitious estimate set at £800,000 to £1.2 million, plus the sale charge of more than 12 percent.
The EIA projects that Asia will have the largest nuclear capacity by 2035, mainly because of an ambitious building program in China.
"This has been a long and difficult process for all concerned," Mr. Fitzgerald wrote, "primarily because of the ambitious proposals for renovation that your clients have made".
As he sees it, his involvement there is likely to increase because of an ambitious artistic partnership with Pamela Rosenberg, the company's new general director.
Perhaps that was because of her ambitious platform, which included a gift of 500 kilograms, or 1,100 pounds, of coal to every household, organized by her father, "so our elderly fellow villagers can get through the cold winter".
Government critics, concerned that the governing party will shift the country's secular equilibrium toward religious conservatism, say they believe that the pro-government prosecutors detained Mr. Cihaner because of his ambitious investigation into the activities of religious networks.
But Mr. Lewis, a 40-year veteran of the bank and its predecessors, had become a lightning rod for investors' fury because of two ambitious acquisitions he oversaw, of Merrill Lynch and Countrywide Financial, that now look to many like overpriced, trouble-filled blunders.
