Sentence examples for was sufficiently ambitious from inspiring English sources

One was battling for all men and women to have a greater freedom.' Commentators have argued over whether Abse was sufficiently ambitious with the substance of the bill, but there is no doubt that he was an adept tactician.

For now, though, most of the candidates are focussing on their own plans, trying to insure that they are sufficiently ambitious and tailored to meet the unique demands of the moment.

The analysis of the target-setting process revealed that there was a semi-structured bottom-up auditing practice for evaluating the corporate CO2 emission reduction targets, but the final assessments of whether target levels were sufficiently ambitious were not very well defined.

In a report that presents the model treaty, PICAN said: "The rationale is that potential Parties to the Treaty already possess the political courage and commitment needed to adopt a flagship legal instrument that is sufficiently ambitious to prevent catastrophic changes in the global climate system.

Before this can happen, it is crucial thatall countries set out national targets on emissions well in advance of the Paris talks, so that other participants can assess the targets – which would lay out cuts into the 2020s and beyond – and can see whether they are sufficiently ambitious to head off dangerous levels of climate change.

20 years on, we are still looking for binding commitments that are sufficiently ambitious to catalyze massive investments in renewable energy to fight the climate crisis.

We now call on the next European Council to take the necessary steps and to be sufficiently ambitious on completing the Banking Union and deepening the Economic and Monetary Union.

However, we also had a vision statement that was sufficiently less geeky and more jaw-droppingly, ambitious.

Sonya was sufficiently overwhelmed and distracted.

I was not sufficiently ambitious".

This target is not sufficiently ambitious and, following the lead of New Zealand which is committed to being essentially tobacco-free by 2025 (that is, a smoking prevalence of <5%), the Lancet NCD Action Group is proposing a tobacco-free world by 2040 (20).