Sentence examples for implementing ambitious from inspiring English sources

"We are implementing ambitious plans that we believe will make a real difference to diversity across the board on and off air," it says, "and ask to be judged on our progress in the coming years".

Although the report states the window for action is "narrowing", the 2C target could still be achieved by implementing ambitious emissions reduction promises, tightening the rules of existing pledges and international co-operation on areas such as energy efficiency, renewables and fossil fuel subsidies.

In recognition of this, two control variables were added to the freight model in order to better depict the affects of implementing ambitious aims of the White Paper.

Now, leaders of the city's academic, industry, and government sectors are implementing ambitious plans to make the Northern Osaka Biomedical Cluster one of the top five bioscience regions worldwide within the next 10 years.

"I will be in a position to focus on implementing ambitious and profound reforms to follow on our initial efforts," Blatter said.

Australian federal and jurisdictional governments are implementing ambitious policy initiatives intended to improve health care access and outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

A BBC spokeswoman pledged to do more and said: "We want an open and diverse BBC, which is why we have implemented ambitious plans and targets to improve on and off-air representation of BAME and disabled people".

A BBC spokeswoman has previously pledged to do more and said: "We want an open and diverse BBC, which is why we have implemented ambitious plans and targets to improve on and off-air representation of BAME and disabled people".

Because Rwanda is so small, it's much easier to implement ambitious plans here than in many other African countries that still have huge swaths of territory cut off from the capital.

Her book is most interesting when it moves beyond such well-charted territory to demonstrate how certain states — including, notably, a few very conservative ones — were able (at least before the Great Recession) to implement ambitious and surprisingly forward-looking family-friendly policies.

The privatization of major Australian airports in the late 1990s unleashed an unprecedented development wave as corporate lessees implemented ambitious business plans.