Sentence examples for programme's ambitions from inspiring English sources

Today even senior US commanders are wondering if the drone programme's ambitions need to be scaled back.

We critically discuss the programme's ambition to provide a platform for transformative social learning for sustainability and to contribute to fostering systemic change in Luxembourg.

They say, 'We have lived all our lives without all this, why do we need to register now?'" Rawat says the Aadhaar programme's ambition can sometimes become a weakness.

Wren said: "This is a tremendous presenter lineup that sends out a clear signal about the programme's growing ambition.

I'm not entirely sure how any new operation would be able to exist.' While UK Sport gave just over £3.6m to BPB and sent Kristy Lavin, GB Women's Player of the Year, to Beijing as part of the BOA's Ambition Programme because, she says, 'the majority of people that have medalled have already attended an Olympics', Amaechi feels more frustration at the government's approach.

This book is about China's ambitions in its most complex and internationally visible space endeavor, namely its human space exploration programme.

He performed a song and tap dance routine and was interviewed by the programme's host Jasmine Bligh, who asked what his ambition was.

He added: "She was a quiet, considerate and well respected member of the programme and had ambitions to move on to further academic study.

And why is it necessary to resort to war this week while Saddam's ambition to complete his weapons programme is frustrated by the presence of UN inspectors?

This would inspire such wanderlust that it could jump-start the US space programmes, whose ambitions America has apparently ceded to, oh yes, the rest of the world.

Hall also unveiled plans for a BBC Store, an online service allowing UK residents to buy and download the corporation's programmes, and an ambition to double its global online audience.