Sentence examples for conservative ambitions from inspiring English sources

The Lib Dems do not expect people to fall in love with them or rediscover the 2010 spirit of Cleggmania, only to consider it worth hanging on to their incumbent MP to thwart Conservative ambitions for a majority government.

Rattigan believed that a playwright owed the audience a well-told story; for his conservative ambition to entertain, the Young Turks of the New Wave of British theatre put his feet to the fire.

Reflecting on the Government's pledge to increase apprentice numbers, he added: "With skills shortages starting to appear in every sector of the economy, this looks like a conservative ambition.

Rhee herself took on a consulting role for Scott, whose policies were viewed by Democrats as emblematic of dangerous conservative ambition.

Allen does not agree with the Conservatives' ambition to create 3m more apprenticeships, saying it's "just another way to get people off the unemployment register".

Nowadays, Mr. Diller — who relinquished the title of chief executive in 2010 but remains the company's chairman — could be described as more conservative in his ambitions.

This is why most games tend to be conservative in their ambition, and why genre thinking is highly prevalent.

In late March, the wraps came completely off conservatives' democracy-trumping ambitions, as 18 Republican state attorneys general sued to scuttle health care reform.

He certainly was enough of an inside player to have done it, with a past littered with incidents of Malay chauvinism, pandering to conservative Islam and political ambition that westerners who seek to make him a liberal saint conveniently forget.

That has now been downgraded by the Conservatives to an "ambition" and an "aim".

It may appear to harbor a conservative disdain for the spoiled ambitions of nineteen-seventies radicalism.