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There was no sign of a shift from the German chancellor either on a more ambitious mission for the ECB in addressing the crisis.

Even more ambitious is Mr. Anderson's plan to turn TED into a sort of nonprofit media company.

Indeed, world leaders seem to be competing with one another to churn out ever more ambitious targets on global warming.

Drift-II is more ambitious. If it works, it will be able to track such a recoiling nucleus through a device filled with gas.

The Copenhagen accord's weak legal status is another impediment in trying to persuade nations to be more ambitious with their commitments.

But a far more ambitious approach is needed if the Niger delta is to be persuaded of the federal government's good intentions.

They're after something far more ambitious: a China that lives up to their sense of national greatness.

When someone pitched an idea, Page would invariably counter with a variation that was an order of magnitude more ambitious.

The government has also been a good deal more ambitious during its first months than most people have quite realised.

But a more ambitious idea is gaining support: to allow the Federal Housing Administration to refinance troubled mortgages at a discount.

The provincial government has even more ambitious port works it is trying to launch by October.

If I'd tried to have a more ambitious work-out, I'm sure I wouldn't have exercised at all.

May Day marked the beginning of one of China's more ambitious projects: to ban smoking in public places.

It is not unlikely to be an associate at a firm, and the more ambitious individuals may possibly have achieved the title of partner.

With that background out of the way, let's move on to more ambitious tasks.

That could make her the embodiment of the modern career woman and a role model for millions more ambitious female executives.

If competitiveness is the aim, why not push for a more ambitious deepening of Europe's single market, particularly in services?

Nowhere are the plans, on paper at least, more ambitious than in defence.

They say the Chinese are more ambitious, more adventurous and even more willing to spend the money necessary to realize the designs.

The ambitious nature of the programmes the administration is launching is already evident, and they will probably get more ambitious.

But will that push the country back into its past, or propel it into a more ambitious future?

There is a time table, but our goal is a little bit more ambitious than one every two years.

He should propose a strong new stimulus, more ambitious than the measures mooted so far.

Meanwhile an even more ambitious project was brewing in the form of the science-fiction film "Avatar" (2009), directed by James Cameron.

In an article in The Guardian newspaper on Monday, Mr Miliband said that China had prevented a more ambitious deal being signed.

Google recently announced that they have ceased development of Google Wave, one of the more ambitious and confusing collaboration platforms.

A more ambitious target, such as getting educational attainment up to Finland's stellar levels, would mean even bigger gains.

Last month, Berlin announced it would abandon nuclear power altogether, necessitating even more ambitious increases.

That does not make me a better person than you. It does, however, make me smarter, more knowledgeable, more curious and more ambitious.

For the sake of creating a higher and more useful standard, I'd like to propose a more ambitious goal of a specific definition.

But more ambitious action is now required around the world.

Over the decades, engineers had built increasingly long suspension bridges, with each new design more ambitious.

Sensibly, the WDR recommends walking before running: so restore confidence in collective action before more ambitious interventions.

If the crisis drags on and claims more victims, gradualism could yet become more expensive than a more ambitious approach.

The potential cost to governments keeps rising as they plan ever-more-ambitious measures to prop up their banking systems.

But he still insists on voluntary remedies and still worries about the costs to the American economy of anything more ambitious.

The larger proposals, like adjustments to the way the Army Corps of Engineers controls the Mississippi River, are more ambitious.

Indeed some experts believe that roof water harvesting could be much more ambitious.

As a school becomes well known, it may lure parents who are even more ambitious and, perhaps, slightly better off.

For these reasons, more ambitious entrepreneurs often bend over backwards to register their firms and obtain necessary licenses.

Some of his provisions are even more ambitious.

I ought to do something a bit more ambitious.

But the Health for All movement paved the way for the even more ambitious goals agreed on at the start of this century.

The Republicans have more ambitious ideas for a couple of rustbelt swing states.

Mr Deripaska has always been more ambitious than most.

If anything, the Taliban have become bolder, staging more ambitious attacks and extending the insurgency to the gates of Kabul.

Western states plan another, more ambitious programme, while Midwestern states are working on a third.

Indeed, Gates' notion of an "active" retirement is far more ambitious than most people's careers.

However, I will take a little more ambitious route and try to expose this generically.

The deal will let Microsoft 'be more ambitious, do more things, ' Chief Executive Steve Ballmer said in an interview.

At the time, several tribes, including the Morongo, ran nothing more ambitious than bingo halls.

They're more ambitious the day they graduate from college; they remain more ambitious every step along their career path.

Yet China's alternative development financing looks a more ambitious long-term bet.

But more ambitious regional initiatives are unachievable and inadvisable.

Already in Libya, what began as a limited no-fly zone is becoming something more ambitious.

Meanwhile, a more ambitious approach is also being promoted by the regulator.

With an advancing technological society, there is a trend towards more ambitious goals.

Chinese and Indian youth are also much more ambitious and confident than their parents were.

It is a very disappointing decision, which I hope may be corrected if the largest GHG emitters adopt more ambitious goals.

Eventually, the students found that they were more ambitious than they had thought and weren't satisfied with just individual shops.

The loudest call for more ambitious emissions targets came from the South Pacific island nation of Tuvalu.

If there is interest in a multi-purpose utility that a user can customize, then maybe a more ambitious, configurable approach is needed.

Then, as governments gain confidence, they build on initial steps and set more ambitious goals.

Several of the most generous givers set much more ambitious targets.

We hope that the EU will make more ambitious commitments by the final stage of the Copenhagen Conference.

Yet all along, he and his team were plotting something even more ambitious.

Meanwhile, Google is getting more ambitious about digital music, an area where Apple's iTunes has been dominant.

Regulators will need to clarify this discrepancy or start coming up with more ambitious evacuation plans.

The bill will come later, perhaps along with more ambitious reforms hinted at in the coalition agreement.

The more ambitious the European targets for cutting carbon, the higher the cost will be, and the louder those calls will become.

But Ban Ki-moon, the UN secretary general, criticised all sides for not being more ambitious.

The new goal, enshrined in city policy, is much more ambitious: 20% of all trips are to be made by bike by 2020.

Boeing and Airbus could stick with their existing products, steadily squeezing out improvements. Or they could do something more ambitious.

He promises Japan will show leadership, by sticking to some of the world's more ambitious targets for emissions reduction.

Rectifying the new imbalance will require an even more ambitious move by China.

In principle these are to be followed in 2013 by a second, more ambitious, commitment period.

Tony Blair, Britain's outgoing prime minister, has an even more ambitious reduction in mind, of 60%.

The new roadmap for 2011-2015 follows on that earlier plan while setting new and more ambitious targets for the next five years.

For them, a Master's degree or even a Doctoral degree represents a much more ambitious goal than a bachelor's degree.

The other plan, developed by Martin Bienenstock, a restructuring partner with Dewey & LeBoeuf, is more ambitious.

But Professor Harrison said that the SPP has far more ambitious goals.

Over the past year he has been developing a more ambitious strategy, at first constructed around Chrysler, but now including Opel.

They are more ambitious and less content than their elders were.

As the internet has expanded, so hacking has become both more destructive and more ambitious.

The goal must be more ambitious than the Treasury's current projection, which envisages a deficit of 5. 5% of GDP in four years' time.

However, he also has a rare chance to be radically more ambitious.

But repeating this globally is far more ambitious.

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A more ambitious Brady-type debt swap with guarantees is necessary.

If he has more ambitious notions, there is a serious problem.

Now they are becoming more ambitious, and recruiting future agents before they even apply for the job.

Happiness is a more complicated concept than income, but also a more ambitious policy objective.

From the outset, VoxOx 2 from TelCentris, a San Diego-based telecoms group is more ambitious.

His longer and more ambitious plays and novels tried to find a solution to the problems of society in Russia.

We will develop towards more ambitious target.

We need a deal by the end of 2009 in order to institute more ambitious cuts to greenhouse gas emissions.

Or they could do something more ambitious.

Mr Bowen's latest book has a broader and more ambitious canvas.

Mr Gray's book is darker, grittier and more ambitious.

He then attempted something more ambitious, a novel of 300, 000 words.

China's network is more ambitious than existing systems because it will use several satellites.

I am probably more ambitious, and I have more of an appetite to immerse myself in it because I don't have a family yet.

Studies show very clearly that in our country, in the college-educated part of the population, men are more ambitious than women.

It provides access to multiple services and documents like gopher does but is more ambitious in its method

But Ms O'Grady, a British broadcaster and writer, has a more ambitious purpose

other merchants operate today on a far more ambitious scale