Ambitious definition
Examples of Ambitious in a sentence
The Council’s values are: • Collaborative • Ambitious • Responsible • Inclusive • Needs-led • Outcomes focused • Ecologically aware All care and support will: • focus on improving wellbeing and quality of life; • be person centred; • focus on delivering the outcomes people require and maximising their independence and strengths for as long as possible; • promote choice and control; and • be flexible in response to people’s wide ranging assessed needs.
As discussed earlier (SOA 2 Ambitious and confident children and young people – 2.3 Achievement & Attainment), the issue seems to be sustaining positive destinations since the proportion of Moray school leavers entering positive destinations initially has, until 2010/11, been higher than our comparators and Scotland.
When asked to choose the single word that best described their hope for East Lothian six out of ten people (61%) chose Prosperous with the next highest being Ambitious (15%).
Ambitious, capable women and men, after comparatively short experience, will find the door open for many interesting, well paid positions.
Ambitious but feasible timelines will need to be set by the Authorities.
Ambitious plans have already been agreed with schools for 2016-17 linked to Developing Scotland’s Young Workforce.
The Government of California and Government of Scotland entered into a Letter of Cooperation on Ambitious Action on Climate Change and the Low Carbon Economy in April of 2017.
The Arctic Council at 25: Incremental Building of a More Ambitious Inter-governmental Forum.
Ambitious plans have been released for £10 billion worth of investment in Liverpool and Wirral Waters that will transform the Mersey Waterfront, deliver 44,000 jobs and be nationally significant in scale.
It supports the achievements of the Sustainable Community Strategy policy objectives: Ambitious and achieving: where people are inspired and supported to fulfil their potential.