Sentence examples for reference to ambitions from inspiring English sources

The social scientist used reference to ambitions that were part of the initial project aims, be it mainly dormant, and ambitions from the professional background of the principal coordinator of the project as complexifiers.

In the EE-case the problem solving turn from mainly focussing on overcoming gaps in science to overcoming gaps between science and policymaking was triggered by using references to ambitions as complexifiers.

Green Party members distributed leaflets for their presidential candidate, Ralph Nader, while several marchers held placards reading "Hevesi for Mayor in 2001" -- a reference to the ambitions of the city's comptroller, Alan G. Hevesi.

George Osborne is rarely discussed without some reference to his ambition.

And he couldn't resist a passing reference to his larger ambitions.

At the September 2008 conference Miliband damaged himself with an indifferent speech, clumsy pictures of him holding a banana and then being overheard in a lift saying he had to avoid a Heseltine moment, an overt reference to his leadership ambitions.

Hitler used the campaign slogan "Hitler über Deutschland" ("Hitler over Germany"), a reference to his political ambitions and his campaigning by aircraft.

In a tacit reference to Sarkozy's re-election ambitions for 2012, he said this should be done "without artificial electoral fever".

Mr. Campbell also held talks with the minister of science and technology and said he expected Myanmar to live up to its United Nations obligations on "proliferation," probably a reference to the country's nuclear ambitions, which most analysts say they believe are in a nascent stage.

Speaking of her installation here, she makes reference to an almost insubstantial compositional ambition: "I am preoccupied with trying to find ways to float material, form and colour at eye level".

This column has never dared question the ability of Gordon Brown, but like too many others fell into the habit of interpreting almost everything Mr Brown did by reference to his presumed and still-thwarted ambition to be prime minister.