Sentence examples for our common ambition from inspiring English sources

It is an important step forward towards our common ambition to create a universal authentication platform for the world's computer networks". The MIT Kerberos Consortium was officially launched in September 2007, with the support of Apple, Centrify, Google, Sun, Stanford University, TeamF1, and the University of Michigan.

We all agree that optimal treatment, initiated sooner, may reduce costs and risks to patients, and therefore achieve our common ambition – to help the patient and to attain low disease activity or remission in persons with inflammatory arthritis.

I hope that we can develop a partnership that will help us achieve our common ambitions for ICT".

Just as purpose needs policy and people to succeed, our planet now needs governments, companies, investors, nations and consumers to work together to deliver our common climate ambition.

The Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry ABPII) represents companies supplying around 90% of all medicines used by the NHS and it's happy to encourage what it describes as "a common ambition for greater transparency in our relationships".

What is required is a new and creative line of thinking as to what mistakes have been committed and how new approaches can be adopted so that the fight for our collective security, safety and prosperity, can become a common ambition of everyone who lives in this country.

It is a common ambition for other Syrians starting newspapers now.

Formed more out of common ambition than fraternal bonding, the Byrds were racked by dissent.

Regardless of their differing approaches, all these research efforts share a common ambition.

" PRA management and K.K.R. share the common ambition of building on this platform by continually improving service offerings to clients and providing compelling career opportunities for employees".

In general, conquest is not as significant an issue in international politics as it once was, because territorial expansion is no longer a common ambition among states.