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• My recommendations have so far been for the ambitious student who really wants to improve his or her score.
• Next fiscal year, the divestment targets are going to be ambitious so it will make up for the loss.
• But in doing so he makes an ambitious claim for his own novel.
• So if the US decision to recommit to Paris does precipitate increasingly ambitious global emissions targets, what does that mean for climate change?
• Bagosora, who was ambitious, was said to believe that he, too, was qualified to run Rwanda and hoped for the chance to do so.
• MMORPGs in the world right now, so it makes perfect sense that Zenimax Online Studios continue to produce ambitious new expansions for the fantastical adventure.
• Ray Watson, who died in 2010, had some ideas about how to fix that but his plans were so ambitious, they have been ignored for decades.
• This would be a very ambitious objective for the EU, also considering the gradual approach and the limited results obtained by the Energy Community so far.
• Not so good for ambitious students who would work hard in any environment.
• So I would like to applaud Minister Dokora for taking on the initiative to tackle head on this ambitious programme.
• As an ambitious professional is my mission to team with an institution that shares my dedication to growth and advancement so it is with great enthusiasm that I forward my application for the position
• The role of the CSDP in the Global Strategy is so central it makes me wonder whether the purpose was to put forward an ambitious strategic direction for CSDP, and just embed it in a Global Strategy to
• This prospect was an unusually fair one for so young a person as myself; it had urged me to patient study, to eager, ambitious effort.
• And ofcourse, I am here now, because life does happen and sometimes you can get a little bit sidetracked, so for the next three months I am not going to try to be ambitious.
• Ernest warned me I was decidedly too ambitious for my own good to want such a big house, but as usual I had to prove it the hard way, so we plunged!
• So that is the story I began to tell, until I eventually realized that it was too ambitious for the dissertation stage.
• Because of how the company is highly specialized, it can be hard for workers to move up the ladder though, so if you are ambitious you will have to work.
• So long as they govern with an ambitious and credible plan for our climate that is rooted in science.
• It's not a problem for individuals to be over-ambitious but to do so at taxpayers' expense is contemptible.
• There are ambitious plans for renovation as well as spreading traffic to surrounding airports, so says the slick airport video.
• Demosthenes spoke so forcefully against Philip II because he recognized how ambitious was this king, the person most responsible for making Macedonia into an international power and doing so against h
• Eventually, the development became too ambitious for a DLC, so the developers opted for a new game.
• With so many shifting priorities and ambitious strategic objectives, Fossil Group knew they needed to do something special to make performance a priority for their teams.