Sentence examples for the stated ambition from inspiring English sources

The Guardian was sceptical: "There can be no disputing the stated ambition.

"The A. P. Moller-Maersk Group has the stated ambition to grow Maersk Oil," Nils S. Andersen, chief executive of the group, said in a statement.

But with a superior valuation, the stated ambition of its slogan and many potential bidders out of the picture for now, Itaú demands to be watched far beyond its homeland.

He arrived with the stated ambition of being the best player in Scotland, but managed just eight appearances, mostly underwhelming, and was suspended after a training ground row that followed a 5-1 defeat by the Old Firm rivals Celtic.

Wynton Marsalis has composed a number of extended works during his tenure as artistic director of Jazz at Lincoln Center, usually with the stated ambition of capturing some aspect of the African-American experience.

By emphasizing the painfulness of Hitler's defeat Ganz has certainly carried out the stated ambition of the producer-writer Bernd Eichinger and the director Oliver Hirschbiegel — he has made the dictator into a plausible human being.

This is no slight to the stated ambitions of the museum's creators, which was to create a place that would integrate art, architecture and landscape.

And trade in environmental goods and services is part of the TPP agenda.Second, one of the stated ambitions of both TPP and the Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Partnership is reduction in non-tariff barriers, which in most cases add substantially more to goods costs than tariff barriers.

He enjoys abusing his audience for their timidity, and at one point ejected a child from the theatre because he disapproved of the child's stated ambition (perhaps justifiably: the kid wanted to be a porn star).

"They haven't even started yet".Curiously enough, despite all the huffing and puffing about enlargement, and despite the EU's stated ambition to admit the new members in time for them to take part in the 2004 elections to the European Parliament, Mr Gros has a point.

Lucas said that the UN's latest comprehensive report on climate change "make it clearer than ever that exploiting new sources of fossil fuel such as shale gas will fatally undermine the government's stated ambition to protect Britain from the worst impacts of the climate crisis to meet our international obligations to reduce emissions".