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Wildlife Finder had, said Sir David, realised his highest ambitions for popularising natural history.

But they and others are also said to harbour presidential ambitions of their own.

All that created a chasm between Britain's military ambitions and its capacity (or willingness) to pay for them.

He considers the nature of power, stressing how it equals not just the capacity to coerce, but also to set agendas and condition other countries' ambitions.

In the BBC interview, Mr. Assange acknowledged obliquely that he had high ambitions for himself, saying, "Everybody would like to be a messianic figure without dying."

Indeed, while the Clintons had their own agendas and ambitions, and seemed to take it in turns to have political careers, the Obamas have emerged as more of a unified team.

Obama again urged Iran to desist from any nuclear weapons ambitions, and said a region that was already unsettled did not need a race for ever more powerful weapons.

Ministers in Juba rudely dismiss such ambitions.

But the North flatly denies all enrichment ambitions.

Ambitions such as near-zero malaria deaths by 2015 and eventual eradication are extraordinary ambitions that must be matched by an extraordinary intensification of current efforts.

All of Britain's big parties are rumbling coalitions of interests, attitudes and ambitions.

But, an ASEAN diplomat sniffs, Indonesia should keep its own ambitions in check, lest the tables are turned in future.

They saw America as bigger than the sum of our individual ambitions; greater than all the differences of birth or wealth or faction.

This golf lesson got me thinking. It seems to me that there are certain fundamentals not only in golf, but in life, that we should have under control before we turn our attention to loftier ambitions.

Can anything deter Iran from its nuclear ambitions?

You yield your rights, expectations, dreams, plans, and ambitions to him.

The nature of the Tory offer reflects the constraints of circumstance and genuine long-term ambitions, as well as some timidity.

The Polish prime minister, Donald Tusk, has submitted a report to the European Commission saying his country will not support a high profile candidate who has ambitions to enlarge the role.

How should we integrate that kind of novel with novels that have more formal ambitions?

As a Liverpool player you have to have these ambitions.

In the 1990s Mr Ryan was a speechwriter for Jack Kemp, the effervescent Congressman who, in the late 1970s and early 1980s, made supply-side economics a centrepiece of Republican electoral ambitions.