But there is a widespread and growing perception that such a time frame is overly ambitious.
But that receives no mention.Furthermore, the aim of presenting some sort of unified field theory of nonsense is overly ambitious.
One reason why so many children spend time in school without progressing is overly ambitious and inflexible curricula.
There are critics who say that the plan to transform Queens West into a major commercial and residential hub is overly ambitious.
It also committed to a target to hit 2 percent inflation over the next two years, a goal that some economists say is overly ambitious in a country that has seen prices fall for 15 years.
Some administration officials argue that any comprehensive campaign to fight corruption inside Afghanistan is overly ambitious, with less than a year to go before the American military is set to begin withdrawing troops.
And instead of sending 70 per cent of our plastic abroad for recycling, the Government wants 42 per cent of it to be recycled domestically by 2017 (a target which some in the industry believe is overly ambitious).
William Easterly argues ("Tone Deaf on Africa," Op-Ed, July 3) that the United Nations Millennium Project plan to attack extreme poverty in Africa is overly ambitious, with too many interventions and no mechanism to hold any one agency accountable.
In a similar way, he has rebutted the accusation that he is overly ambitious, arguing that it would have been better for his political career if he had waited awhile before running for president.
The judgments boiled down to three: that he is overly ambitious; that he purposely left the Whitney so he could come back and run it some day; and that he will play it safe in programming, shying away from the kind of risk-taking exhibitions mounted in the 90's during David A. Ross's tenure.
To underline the country's eco credentials, the Maldives is also on track to become the world's first carbon neutral country by 2019 – something sceptics believe is overly ambitious.
