Sentence examples for most ambitious target from inspiring English sources

The European Union had the most ambitious target: – 8percentt.

Initially my most ambitious target had been to sell a thousand copies.

The most ambitious target for public transport access was in New South Wales – where they aimed for 100%.

It marked the most ambitious target the government had set for female representation on boards, with the previous target set at 40%.

We have the most ambitious target of any Australian government – to cut emissions 70% by 2030, on 2006 levels – and we're well on track.

The most ambitious target of all is that for solar energy, which is meant to rise from just 3GW now to 100GW, in only seven years.

If they meet their most ambitious targets for 2020, they'll have the most wind, the most nuclear and the most hydro," she said.

African and Latin American countries also set some of the world's most ambitious targets for clean energy deployment last year, the report says.

My government has assumed political leadership in offering to cut our own emissions by 40 percent -- one of the most ambitious targets in the world.

BRUSSELS — Britain announced on Tuesday some of the world's most ambitious targets for cutting greenhouse gas emissions, calling for a reduction of 50 percent by 2025.

The UK is to put in place the most ambitious targets on greenhouse gases of any developed country, by halving carbon dioxide emissions by 2025, after a tumultuous week of cabinet rifts on the issue.