Sentence examples for change ambitions from inspiring English sources
The presence of a GCHQ spy at UN meetings attended by world leaders including the US president, Barack Obama, and the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, is described in the 23-page PowerPoint presentation "Supporting HMG's (Her Majesty's Government) Climate Change Ambitions".
It's had to weigh each state's unique energy production mix against longer-term, EU-wide climate change ambitions.
2010 will also see the expansion of India's solar mission; more evidence of Brazil's climate change ambitions; and the results of Norway's joint effort with Brazil, Indonesia and Guyana to finance forestation on a new pay-by-results basis.
Unable to shrug off the legacy of the climate-denying Abbott government, it has been bullied out of any climate change ambition by science-denying fringe elements on the right.
The sector accounts for 2% of all man-made CO2 emissions, and a recent European parliament report estimated that if climate change ambition levels don't rise, aviation emissions could make up 22% of global emissions (pdf) by 2050.
As 170 countries meet on Friday in New York to sign the Paris agreement and potentially set the world on a low-carbon development path from 2020, developing country negotiators called for a reality check, saying there was a vast financial gap between the world's climate change ambition and the reality of funding the emissions reductions needed to avoid catastrophic warming.
Third, solidarity means holding each other accountable to build climate change ambition beyond the Paris Agreement.
"It's funny how getting older – or being overlooked and underrated for more than two decades – can make you change your ambitions.
Despite not having any motor function in her prosthetic arm – which starts from her collarbone – Valentina has not allowed her accident to change her ambitions.
But times changed and ambitions shifted.
Solutions to these problems are available, but they require a significant culture change in ambition and collaboration between sectors and among government departments.
