Sentence examples for cap on ambition from inspiring English sources

We talk of creating a world defined by equality of opportunity with no cap on ambition, no ceiling on talent and no barrier to potential.

Screw the cap on securely.

A look at the emerging economies shows that we need more graduates, not fewer, so we do not agree with a cap on numbers or ambition.

There should be no cap on Labour's ambitions to take back seats from the Tories, they said.

"I don't want to put a cap on people's ambitions.

But to put some arbitrary cap on what one individual can earn is to impose a ceiling on vaulting ambition and the link between big risks and considerable rewards.

It is working to keep a cap on Tehran's nuclear ambitions, Macron and other advocates argue, even if its terms do not cover missile development or alleged support for extremism and terrorism.

Politically it serves as a brake on ambition not a stimulus, especially when accompanied by an aversion, also evident in your speech, to hard caps on emissions.

It was also heavy on ambition.

For several presidential election cycles, Democratic candidates have pledged not to raise taxes on the middle class, a position that was deemed politically necessary even if it would ultimately cap the ambition of their proposals.

During his final period of tenure at the commission, Barroso was critical of David Cameron's handling of the EU and the prime minister's ambitions to impose a cap on immigrants from eastern Europe.