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More ambitious plans are being drawn up.

Mr PINERA has ambitious plans for the economy.

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Such ambitious plans, however, may have to be postponed.

And it justifies ambitious plans for naval expansion.

China has announced a pause in its ambitious plans for nuclear growth.

For Alipay to realise its ambitious plans in Hong Kong it would need a banking licence.

Mr Olmert has reportedly been rejecting the army's most ambitious plans.

[font=Calibri][color=#000000]China has announced a pause in its ambitious plans for nuclear growth.

For fear that you may be too complacent, officials are always reminded that these ambitious plans will not work overnight.

If there is a charming woman around them, it will often prevent them from achieving their ambitious plans.

Local leaders have ambitious plans to develop new port facilities and hotels, and to modernise the dry dock.

Mr Meles's ambitious plans to pep up his country of 85m people do not include a stock exchange.

But it is steep enough to have thrown the state's budget into disarray and derailed Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger's ambitious plans for health-care reform.

President Karzai says ambitious plans for a large, modern Afghan army are simply more than the country can afford for a long time.

The deal was hammered out after tense arguments between ministers who had disagreed over whether the ambitious plans to switch to more green energy were affordable.

But turning America into a Sin City on a Hill could help President Obama pay for his ambitious plans to overhaul health care and invest in green energy.

It recently announced a series of new online contests as well as ambitious plans to develop its own gaming “platforms” for the web and mobile devices.

They’ve both experienced sustained economic growth over the past few years and begun to tackle the big gaps between rich and poor while laying out ambitious plans for the future.

Even in the past two years the EU has agreed on a seven-year budget and set out ambitious plans for an energy policy and for tackling climate change.

The report states that even ambitious plans to stabilize greenhouse gas emissions, thought by many to be the main cause of a warming climate, will not be enough to save the reefs.