Sentence examples for long-term ambitious from inspiring English sources

Danish government works consistently to reform our welfare state, most recently with the agreement on a long-term, ambitious growth plan aiming to create a substantial number of new jobs by 2020.

"The long-term, ambitious space agenda advanced by the president for robotic and human exploration will significantly help the United States protect its technological leadership, economic vitality and security," the report said.

Following a shareholder proposal set out by Green Century Capital Management and Oxfam America, one of the world's largest food and beverage companies, General Mills, recently became the first in its sector to adopt long-term, ambitious targets to cut GHG emissions.

Thus we can deduce that, in the confines of this model and our scenarios, manufacturer strategies will not support FCV without long-term, ambitious emission fleet targets in place.

Anne Longfield, chief executive of family charity 4Children said: "To reduce the impact of disadvantage on children and make sure every child has the best possible start in life, we must 'get serious' about the early years and commit to a long-term, ambitious vision for children's centres".

"For us to do more, we need governments across the world to provide us with clear, stable, long-term, ambitious policy frameworks," the companies wrote.

Long-term and ambitious, the SOEs increasingly attract the country's best graduates.

Committee convener Christina McKelvie said: "The government has taken a long-term and ambitious approach to tackling the current shortage of language skills and its impact on the economy.

While his long-term goals look ambitious, the firm "looks completely different than two years ago", according to Morgan Stanley.

And the profits monopolies can bring allow bold long-term plans and ambitious research projects that "firms locked in competition can't dream of".

The long-term goal was more ambitious.