Sentence examples for the ambitious aims from inspiring English sources

The ambitious aims are to raise an additional $1.5 billion for marine management; to rebuild at least half of the fish stocks identified as depleted; to double the number of marine protected areas; and to halve the economic losses in fisheries, partly by scrapping ruinous subsidies.Above all, fishermen need better incentives to manage stocks properly.

The data question whether the ambitious aims of the SVHC regime can be achieved under the present conditions.

Beyond the ambitious aims of these projects, a fundamental challenge is the need for an efficient, robust, reliable and easy-to-use pipeline to mine such large neuroscience datasets.

Still, even then, I leaned against proceeding, fearing it would be much more difficult than predicted given both the ambitious aims and the complex reality that was Iraq.

In their second year, the Circulars seek to highlight how achieving the ambitious aims agreed in Paris does not require a trade off with growth.

The committee also queries whether the "ambitious aim" to defeat the Taliban and build a functioning, stable, Afghan government, is achievable.

The Millennium Seed Bank Project has the ambitious aim of collecting and storing seeds from every species of plant in the world in its bunker near East Grinstead in Sussex, where Smith and Sacandé are based.

From business From Simon Walker, director general of the Institute of Directors We welcome the renewed commitment to deficit reduction, and the ambitious aim to generate a surplus in the next parliament.

In fact, energy efficiency is the first step towards the ambitious aim to reduce of 80% by 2050 the EU carbon emissions.

The ambitious aim is to reach thermodynamic accuracy of 1 3 kT in free energy of binding prediction, by including all relevant interactions, using soft potentials, thermodynamic integration and calibration using engineering thermodynamics data.

In 1996 SHARED (Scientists for Health and Research for Development) started as a Concerted Action, financed by the INCO-DC programme of the EC with the ambitious aim of connecting scientists across continents and across language barriers.