They may be ambitious, even if their goals are untraditional.
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The proposals outlined Monday would be ambitious at any time.
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Way too early to tell, but we will be ambitious.
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American officials anticipate that Egypt's wish list will be ambitious.
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Well, she makes it more than just O.K. to be ambitious.
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These projects can be ambitious, costing up to about $1 billion.
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Right. How to be ambitious without shoving it in everyone's faces.
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I'm not saying that you shouldn't be ambitious and dream big dreams.
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The Yaris is usable for four adults, though five would be ambitious.
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They may think it has to be ambitious, perhaps touched with grandeur.
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GOODMAN It's really good to cast a wide net and be ambitious.
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You can be ambitious, and still be insecure and cry in the freezer.
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She often speaks about how hard it is to be ambitious and likable.
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The target date could be ambitious as Garcia Padilla's term ends on Jan.
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"We want our kids to be ambitious and do stuff," he told me.
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I think it's easier to be ambitious now than it was two years ago.
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This is pretentious stuff, sure, but it takes a bit of pretension to be ambitious.
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It's fine for a young man, or a man of any age, to be ambitious.
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"If it were to be renovated in 10 years that would be ambitious," he said.
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" Townsend emphasized he is aware that may be ambitious, but he added, "That's my goal.
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There should be ambitious site-specific performances, which are broadcast live, and well-programmed concerts.
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"The goal was to be ambitious, really ambitious," Iger said in an interview earlier on Wednesday.
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"How do you build a company from scratch and pretend not to be ambitious?" she asked.
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I wander into the kitchen to make coffee and decide to be ambitious and make crepes.
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While it's fine to be ambitious, this week is more of a sprint than a marathon.
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"Be ambitious, or your investors and potential clients won't take you seriously," Dorozhkina told Business Insider.
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We must be ambitious, which means setting achievable goals to achieve net zero emissions by 2050.
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"We try to be ambitious but are cautious in a very volatile environment," Dumas told reporters.
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If there were a word I'd use to describe this piece of hardware, it would be ambitious.
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The 3% economic growth targeted by Steve Mnuchin, the treasury secretary, would be ambitious under any circumstances.
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" "This Europe which has allowed us to turn our backs on war needs to be ambitious once again.
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"That is what the government will be aiming for and we will be ambitious in that," she added.
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" Ross added it "may be ambitious, but it's a very big sea change in the pace of discussion.
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He says, unapologetically, that France must be "ambitious" in the wider world and become "a great power again".
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There's nothing wrong with running a mom-and-pop business, but we do want people to be ambitious.
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When Australia's interests align with China's interests, we should be ambitious about the things we can do together.
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If they come to a foreign country and you're supposed to feed your family, you should be ambitious.
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"We need to be ambitious, we need to be creative and we have to be constructive," Malmström said.
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I realized that I had bought into the stigma that women shouldn't be ambitious – that it was unattractive.
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But there is still possibly another, more interesting strand in his advice: Mr. Trump's admonition to be ambitious.
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It would be ambitious, but we can test out whether the AutoFill feature in CrossFire can find something.
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The retirement czar would be ambitious, optimistic and able to find a middle ground acceptable to the majority.
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They taught me to be ambitious, demanding of myself and that in life I could only count on myself.
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"The company's TV effort will certainly be ambitious," wrote Josef Adalian, west coast editor for New York Magazine's Vulture.
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One report recently suggested Samsung was aiming to produce commercialized foldable phones by 2019, and even that might be ambitious.
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Think of this as a new moon ritual that you have weeks to accomplish — don't be afraid to be ambitious.
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The RethinkX study suggests the two companies are on the right track and, if anything, may not be ambitious enough.
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Although meal prep can look that way if you're in the mood to be ambitious, it doesn't have to be.
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But a young woman, or a woman of any age, to be ambitious raises all kinds of dissonance in people's minds.
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"I think with our district, we can be ambitious, so we're kind of swinging for the fences on committees," she said.
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An aide said May had "been clear that she will be ambitious in her approach – and is committed to delivering both".
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These media workers will be ambitious, ideological, incurious, self-promoting, social media native, willing to force the story, and very, very vulnerable.
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" Related story: US commander warns Syria and RussiaTownsend emphasized he is aware that may be ambitious, but he added, "That's my goal.
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We are also asking her to be ambitious just when Washington has been plagued by gridlock and obstruction for its own sake.
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While it's great to be ambitious, we must learn to listen for cues, step back and slow down the pace at times.
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And there's surely another lesson from the subsidized sector: To be ambitious, you have to be able to afford to fail sometimes.
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"What has been beautiful is that the Peabody commissioned this piece, so it really allowed us to be ambitious," says Campos-Pons.
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I was going to be ambitious and make an egg sandwich for breakfast, but I'm tired, so off-brand cereal it is.
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Upon receiving the award, Masashi Yonemoto, the chief executive of Silk Racing, said Almond Eye's racing schedule would be ambitious in 2019.
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"I think with our district, we can be ambitious, so we're kind of swinging for the fences on committees," Ocasio-Cortez told Hill.
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Which is, you want to push teams to be ambitious, you want to push teams to push them to innovate at the fringes.
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Unless you have a friend with a barbecue or you decide to be ambitious and lug all the necessary ingredients to a park.
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Employees at Felyx must be ambitious and share the company's values of integrity, working together and making a direct impact on the world.
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SHEILA CASE BENNERCINCINNATI To the Editor: Hillary Clinton and Kellyanne Conway may both be "ambitious, assertive women," but the similarities end there. Mrs.
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He suggested it should be ambitious and cover all goods, but be more limited for services (also implying it will not cover financial ones).
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From an early age, we're told if we want to achieve success, we need to work hard, be ambitious and not fear impending failures.
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" Later, asked if he was trying to have it "both ways," Patrick told reporters, "That is not both ways … Our goals should be ambitious.
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As lawmakers await the final version of a bill spearheaded by Pelosi, there are still outstanding questions about whether it will be ambitious enough.
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Brilliant, ambitious, and apologetically aware that her world does not like women to be ambitious, Margaret is a perfect heroine for the 21st century.
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"If the board cannot be ambitious, how do you expect the people who want to engage with the fund to show ambition?" he told Reuters.
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"People choosing to move to a new place are self-selected to be ambitious, forward-thinking, brave, and builders of a better future," he said.
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They have great minds, if anything they seem to teach their kids to be ambitious and to have as many resources at their disposal as possible.
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More than that, it offers a space for women to be, as she puts it, ''appetitive'': to love inappropriately, to be ambitious, to simply want more.
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As things are, though, they seem quite at ease to assume the contrarian position that an abstract painting doesn't have to be big to be ambitious.
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But they didn't choose this way, they just choose to kill us, to kill our feeling, to kill our dream, our future, to not be ambitious anymore.
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But he nevertheless suggested that Johnson's preferred timeline might prove to be ambitious, insisting that an agreement might be possible "in the coming weeks," rather than days.
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But if and when Democrats are in a position to make policy, they should be ambitious, and not let the deficit scolds scare them into thinking small.
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Ms. Greer said that supporters of individual candidates would be happy to see the position used as a boost and that voters expect politicians to be ambitious.
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Without those affirmations, I don't think I would have had the push to be ambitious in all that I do, because I wouldn't understand the power of self.
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But his best hope of surviving until 2021 is to be ambitious, and to set out a bold programme for a better country that Peruvians can rally around.
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While the campaign might be ambitious, at least three governors have already committed to closing some of the larger youth prisons in their states: Virginia, Connecticut, and Illinois.
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"We have a common vision of where we want to go and a commitment to be ambitious on the defining issues of our times," the three presidents said.
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"We don't expect the impact will be neutral in the first half, that would be ambitious," Chief Executive Greg Poux-Guillaume told reporters on a call on Wednesday.
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Welcome to Empty Gallery, a new space for media art, experimental film, and music which would be ambitious anywhere in the world, but is especially so in Hong Kong.
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Certainly the voice assistant would make sense on this manner of appliance — though a proprietary device would be ambitious for a company that's already partnered with multiple appliance makers.
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Sandberg responded that "it has to be both," and said that her foundation pushes for companies and cultures to change and make it okay for women to be ambitious.
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Those staff members tend to be ambitious people who want influence and control, and often they're both physically and substantively closer to the president than the Cabinet secretaries are.
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The provisional accord strikes a delicate balance seeking to be ambitious on climate while still offering protection for energy-intensive industries at risk of relocating abroad to avoid climate legislation.
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Also on Tuesday, your optimism is at an all-time high as Jupiter meets with Mercury, putting you in a positive frame of mind that empowers you to be ambitious.
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Women are allowed to be ambitious in the sense that they are running for office, but they need to stress that they are doing so on behalf of their constituents.
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"We are going to be ambitious for what we obtain for the United Kingdom and that means a good trade deal as well as control of immigration," she told parliament.
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You'd have to love the way you sound on TV. You'd have to be ambitious to a fault and have the absolute dedicated knowledge that YOU know better than everyone else.
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Modest agenda It may be ambitious to believe all these bills can actually pass the partisan Congress, especially with a legislative calendar truncated by the political conventions and other campaign activities.
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BRUSSELS, Nov 28 (Reuters) - The European Union's tax commissioner on Tuesday called on the bloc's governments to be ambitious when they decide on a common blacklist of tax havens next week.
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"It has to be comprehensive, it has to be ambitious and we do think we have the time that we need this year to complete such an ambitious deal," the official added.
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The conflicting messages of millennial womanhood: to be ambitious but never bossy, strong but skinny, honest but polite, supportive of my fellow sisters' success while the culture gets off on girl fights.
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There's not many models for that kind of ambition in indie rock anymore, There's a lot of great music that doesn't technically have to be ambitious, but I've always been overly ambitious.
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It's good to be ambitious if your ambition is to free the people, but how are you moving as a pan-Africanist at a Trump rally shaking hands, picking up white babies?
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For a country like the United States with an abysmal unionization record of 11 percent, the targets would be ambitious — say, an increase in union density of 5 percent every five years.
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"Tear" showed BTS to be ambitious maximalists with an extremely wide comfort zone: pop-EDM, Southern hip-hop, 1990s R&B and the sort of pyrotechnic galactic thumpers that the genre privileges.
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"To be ambitious in your work is one thing, but striving to date and find somebody good for you is a problem in our society," says Andrea Bonior, PhD, a psychologist and author.
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What we've done is we've created proxies for that means to be ambitious and to be on that path, and the proxy we've chosen — at least over the last decade — has been funding.
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"I had the amazing fortune to have a boss that did not box me into my initial job title and allowed me to be ambitious and helped me achieve my vision," she said.
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The studio has generated a surfeit of audience goodwill that gives filmmakers like Markus and McFeely the freedom to be ambitious and expansive in their storytelling in ways that wouldn't otherwise be possible.
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Much like steps to ratify the Paris Agreement and curb climate change, the target year for fuel subsidy termination must be ambitious but realistic: not too soon, not too far into the future.
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Musk said he wants "a new space race," telling reporters after the launch he thinks Falcon Heavy's success will "encourage other companies and countries" to be ambitious in the same way as SpaceX.
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In a sense, Scorpionic energy encourages duplicity: We should be ambitious but keep our dreams close to the vest; we should pursue deep, intimate relationships but hide our feelings from those closest to us.
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Munich Re had been aiming for a net profit of between 2.3 and 2.8 billion euros this year, down from 3.1 billion in 2015, but had already said reaching the goal would be ambitious.
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Musk said after Falcon Heavy's launch that he wants "a new space race," saying he thinks the rocket's success will "encourage other companies and countries" to be ambitious in the same way as SpaceX.
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Ronald Thompson Jr., a Washington resident who works at a car rental agency, called some of the negative reactions to the proposal "overblown," insisting that new ideas have to be ambitious to get results.
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The issue with this hope, this fantasy is that it ignores its own internal contradictions: I mean how spiritual is it to aspire to wear Givenchy, and is that what people should be ambitious about?
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"I hope it will be ambitious and advanced and we will do our best as we did with other partners such as Canada recently, but anyway it will only be a trade agreement," Tusk added.
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A jubilant Musk said after Falcon Heavy's launch that he wants "a new space race," as he thinks the success will "encourage other companies and countries" to be ambitious in the same way as SpaceX.
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But with games like Dawn of Titans, Empires & Allies, and CSR Racing 2, the company is at least showing it's willing be ambitious at times — now the question is whether that ambition will lead to success.
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"What we are going to do is be ambitious in our negotiation," May told parliament late last year, a mantra to reassure business she would try to get the maximum possible access to the EU's single market.
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"Why not use your platform to encourage more women to be ambitious business women, or say, run for office, or maybe, sheesh I don't know, do something to help the kids literally dying in cages?" she wrote.
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If I have the gift of a voice, over a million Instagram followers, and kids that are inspired by moves that I make, I would be doing a disservice not to be ambitious and connect some dots.
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While her father, an engineer, encouraged both Leone and her younger brother to be ambitious and make their own money; her mother constantly reminded her about respecting "Indian values" — code for dressing and behaving in sexually conservative ways.
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"We want to be ambitious - driving productivity across the income distribution, with the ultimate objective of ending low pay in the UK. But we also want to take care to protect employment opportunities for lower paid workers," Hammond said.
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"While it's right to be ambitious about increasing exports to countries such as the U.S. and China, the outcome of EU trade negotiations will have a much bigger impact on places and people up and down the country," she added.
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However, most hunts by apex predators end in failure - lions for example only have a success rate of 25 percent, wolves 14 percent, and polar bears just 10 percent - so you have to be ambitious or take a calculated risk.
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KH: Initially I had planned to do posters, as I had done before, but the more we saw what an ambitious project we had here, we had to push ourselves; our work had to be ambitious, like the project itself.
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Musk has declared he wants "a new space race," telling reporters after the successful launch of Falcon Heavy in February that he thinks the historic flight will "encourage other companies and countries" to be ambitious in the same way as SpaceX.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May always said she would be "ambitious" in negotiating Britain's exit from the European Union, and government documents published this month show the scale of that ambition — wanting the closest of ties without the costs.
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"We believe the market has more faith in Chevron's stated synergies, which appear to be under-promise/over-deliver type numbers, than OXY's, which appear to be ambitious in order to make their unsolicited bid look viable," Sankey wrote in a note.
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It had climbed as high as $1.2275 during the weekly Prime Minister's Questions in parliament, after May said Britain would be ambitious in its Brexit negotiations and would strive for "the maximum possible access to the European market", but quickly reversed that move.
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"Given the range of issues and the magnitude, that may be ambitious, but it's a very big sea change in the pace of discussion," Ross told reporters after the leaders of the world's two largest economies held their first face-to-face talks.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "What Women Get From Work," by Jill Filipovic (Sunday Review, April 30): Yes, women are allowed to be ambitious and love their jobs, but it's inevitably a love-hate relationship until they find work that truly fits their lives.
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Some plates look and sound like they might be ambitious to make at home, like fennel confit with kumquats and chiles; but most are as pleasingly simple to create as they are simply pleasing to the eye (slices of baby kiwi arranged artfully alongside dollops of burrata).
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In addition, even if she was able to put meaningful corporate tax code reform on the table, including the thorny issue of the treatment of foreign earnings, High Frequency Economics believes legislation is unlikely before 2018 and even that could be ambitious if there is no bi-partisan support.
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So, you know, we-, we think this is a prudent assumption for 2019, and this is the framework within which we think that we have to be ambitious, in terms of deficit reduction, debt reduction, you know, take the advantage of this growth, to reduce-, NC: Our imbalances.
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"Reaching an agreement in Paris depended on the United States, China and a small group of key countries pushing each other to be ambitious in their targets and holding each other accountable," said Jonathan Finer, former chief of staff and director of policy planning at the State Department.
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Mr. Blumenthal said in an interview that his relationship with Mr. Fordjour was more than artist and dealer, that it was one of friendship and moral support in which he said he had a large role in pushing the artist to be ambitious, though the artistic talent was Mr. Fordjour's alone.
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In early plays, such as "Pullman, WA" (2005) and " Song of the Dragons Flying to Heaven " (2006), Lee wrote profoundly about her own ancestry, her culture, and her failure to be "Asian"—to be ambitious in the right ways, to fit the model of Korean life that her parents had envisioned for her.
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Falcon Heavy, on other hand, stands 230 feet tall and, after its launch in February, is the world's most powerful rocket since NASA's Saturn V. After Falcon Heavy launched successfully, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk told reporters he thinks the historic flight will "encourage other companies and countries" to be ambitious in the same way as SpaceX.
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" "Ambition means so many different things for women – across both our personal and professional lives"Keys and American Express teamed up at American Express' Global Women's Conference on February 10, where Keys spoke onstage with American Express Chief Marketing Officer Elizabeth Rutledge, as well as tennis legend Venus Williams, about what it means to be "ambitious.
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Rep. Eric SwalwellEric Michael SwalwellHickenlooper ends presidential bid Scenes from Iowa State Fair: Surging Warren, Harris draw big crowds Nadler hits gas on impeachment MORE said in an interview that aired Monday on "Rising" that House Democrats will be ambitious on tackling issues such as immigration and climate change when they officially take control of the lower chamber next month.
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Moving to a new stadium is not simply a matter of reprogramming the Sat Nav: it will take time for the fans and players to bed in at a ground still cursed with a running track, not to mention the ghost of Boris Johnson In terms of prospects, West Ham must be ambitious – after all, they're rich, have a big stadium and a top boss.
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Breakingviews calculations at the time found that the touted $125 million a year of after-tax cost savings fell just short of covering the $1.3 billion premium it was forking over for its quarry — so even if Rockwell delivered the promised synergies, which could be ambitious, given limited overlap between the two companies, it would have to increase sales at the combined group to deliver value for its shareholders.
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