The Labour Party manifesto, felicitously entitled "Ambitions for Britain," seems an apotheosis of Third Way literature: the Blair Wish Project.
Its first green paper on social security reform, published in 1998, was entitled New Ambitions for our Country: A New Contract for Welfare.
They released their last album 'Super' in 2016 and marked the event with a residency at London's Royal Opera House with an ambitions show entitled 'Inner Sanctum'.
To the contrary, Assad reassured his hosts that Iran is entitled to its nuclear ambitions, deeming U.S. efforts to thwart Iran's nuclear weapons program (don't blame me, call the IAEA) as an anti-Islamic western conspiracy.
She has just completed a history of ambition in France entitled \"Making Way for Genius: The Aspiring Self in France from the Old Regime to the New.\" Her current research is focused on the Alps.
Perhaps attempting to prove they are entitled to harbour somewhat loftier ambitions, Watford should really have doubled their advantage after Ighalo seamlessly turned O'Shea before his shot was blocked.
The manager may have bigger ambitions, but Ferguson was still entitled to expect much better.
If his 1985 autobiography, the wrily entitled Here Lies Eric Ambler, is to be believed, his ambition as a young man was to be a playwright.
Under a conference banner entitled "Wales First", Ms Wood said the Welsh Labour government lacked the ambition needed to expand the economy in Wales, accusing ministers of "giving up on driving up GDP (Gross Domestic Product)".
If I can do the job now, let me". While this statement may sound bold and entitled to older generations, it actually speaks more to Millennials' ambition and drive.
