Sentence examples for the ambition of developing from inspiring English sources

We applaud the Shenzhen government for its foresight and vision; we support the ambition of developing Shenzhen Qianhai into a global hub for risk and finance industries.

Results will be shared with members of the C40 Cities network — with the ambition of developing policy responses that help improve air quality for hundreds of millions of city dwellers around the world.

December's conference must be a decisive departure from the past, putting in place the pathways, policies and crucially the finance that supports the growth and the climate ambitions of developing countries".

Bob Diamond is expected to look at parts of the African business being put up for sale by Barclays – which he ran before being forced out during the Libor-rigging crisis – as he attempts to fulfil his ambition of developing a major banking presence on the continent.

One of his deepest beliefs was that the ambition to develop a "science of society" was fundamentally flawed.

This awareness has led to the development of various regulatory instruments on national, European and global levels, but also an appreciation of the challenges that lie ahead of us to fulfil the ambition to develop a future sustainable use of chemicals.

Tile Shop's merger is meant to not only give the company a public currency — it will trade on the Nasdaq stock market under the symbol TTS — but also to help fulfill its ambitions of developing a national presence.

Portugal also had courageous ambitions of developing a European welfare state, after the Carnation Revolution and the call of Alma-Ata was heard in this context.

China also has ambitions of developing new industries in space and putting people on both the moon and Mars.

In this letter, the term eco-genomics (here still with a hyphen) was used for the first time in the Netherlands.g The ambition of Gnettic was. to develop a set of genomics-based tools that can be used to analyze ecological systems, identify possible threats of contamination to the environment and human health, and to guide industrial production processes towards sustainable development" (Idem, 3).

The G20 was furious at the discrepancy between the Europeans' timidity on cutting farm tariffs and the ambition of their demands for reductions in developing countries' tariffs on industrial goods.