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Meanings of set ambitious in English

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Usage of set ambitious in English
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The company also set ambitious new mid-term targets after reporting a first-quarter loss.
Reuters
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She said it would also set ambitious maths and English targets for 11-year-olds.
BBC
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The talks aim to set ambitious targets for cutting greenhouse gases.
Reuters
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Several Nigerian banks had set ambitious expansion targets before an oil price collapse mid-2014.
Reuters
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He has set ambitious deadlines for Tesla many times, only to see timetables slip.
Reuters
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It set ambitious timelines and budgets required to deliver Sláintecare.
The Irish Times
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Goal Oriented Amazon has previously set ambitious environmental goals but has yet to attain them.
Wired
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TARGETS MRL, in charge of resource registrations and management of mining rights, has set ambitious targets.
Reuters
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In 2001, the bank's chief executive, Sir James Crosby, set ambitious targets for returns to shareholders.
The Guardian
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As ever, Musk set ambitious goals and deadlines.
Wired
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That earlier version set ambitious targets for reducing the over-representation of Māori in the criminal justice system.
Radio NZ
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Although Dilosk only entered the owner-occupier market for the first time last year, McGrath has set ambitious targets.
Independent.ie
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Some have set ambitious emissions reduction goals, while others have pushed ahead with policies despite national-level foot dragging.
Reuters
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The Pentagon recently set ambitious targets to cut its greenhouse gas emissions by a third in 10 years.
Wired
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The Sendai framework set ambitious targets for governments to cut deaths and economic losses from disasters by 2030.
Reuters
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It's laudable to set ambitious goals.
Radio NZ
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