Sentence examples for more ambitious action from inspiring English sources

"It's like, 'Oh we slipped.'" Some NGOs scoff at benchmarks anyway, calling for more ambitious action.

But Anderson said that without more ambitious action he feared that a significant deal at Copenhagen would not be achieved.

But Elena Doldor at the Cranfield International Centre for Women Leaders warned that recruitment of female directors could slow down without more ambitious action from companies.

"The UK and EU must not squander this chance - they need to champion much more ambitious action to cut emissions and close the 'gigatonne gap," he urged And he said: "Governments backed a new global "green fund".

Publishing this data is an important first step towards the industry publicly reporting on its food waste and ultimately taking much more ambitious action to reduce it throughout its supply chain.

The Greens will seek to build momentum for more ambitious action on climate change by calling for the creation of a new government authority to help Australia reach a 90% target for renewable energy by 2030.

In addition to nightly attacks on Qaddafi checkpoints around the capital, he said, the rebels have been plotting more ambitious actions, including an aborted plan to assault the Rixos Hotel in the hope of capturing Colonel Qaddafi's influential son, Saif al-Islam Qaddafi, who keeps a suite there.

But with climate change, it is impossible for regions, states, or localities to achieve greater protection for their jurisdictions through more ambitious actions.

People want to hear about specific policies, not just vague invitations to support "more ambitious climate action".

The Paris Agreement is a major step to bring into force and drive far more ambitious international action to hold us at 1.5C and move us toward 100% renewables and safe, secure energy for all.

All three Democratic candidates have promised more ambitious climate actions than Obama.