The withheld money, while a fraction of the $90 million it received in government money last year, could begin to squeeze the organization's charitable ambitions if a resolution is not reached quickly.
But he has big charitable ambitions, saying he wants to build one of the largest foundations in Colorado within ten years.
But since its inception in 1983, the annual American Cinema Awards dinner has become more expensive, more star-studded and more elaborate -- even while its charitable ambitions have become more modest.
The fund boasts that, unlike other conservationists, it is able to "move at the speed of business," meaning it's an attractive buyer for landowners who may not have the interest or luxury of selling to a customer with charitable ambitions.
The Road Runners promotes the marathon not just because it's the most notable race on its calendar, but because it has the potential to raise money from television networks, sponsors and other sources that can fund other ambitions, like charitable giving.
Less charitable souls felt that his overvaulting ambition had once again trumped his principles.
Robin Wright plays Claire, Francis's wife, a Lady Macbeth in jogging outfits who coolly stokes her husband's ambitions while misusing her charitable foundation to fulfill her own.
This figure will increase with an "ambition" to double public, commercial and charitable spending on research over the coming decade.
To be charitable, look on and wonder at the sheer ambition of taking on so many hard, important questions.
It stood for the equality of all to interpret the Bible and a practical faith through charitable acts, while at the same time endorsing the political ambitions of Frederick I. It was a grassroots movement that the emphasized the personal nature of religion in contrast to establishment orthodoxy; politically, it allied itself with the common citizen over the nobility.
