Examples of using Ambitiously in English and their translations into German
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Ambitiously you put your plans into action.
We are pursuing our growth targets ambitiously, consistently, and forcefully.
Ambitiously and perseveringly she nearly always achieves her ambitious aims.
Cutting-edge research and the Excellence Strategy are ambitiously pursued in Schleswig-Holstein.
No less ambitiously, the association will strive to recruit new members through active advertising.
Hardly; the ideas have generally been very ambitiously formulated on the basis of certain core beliefs.
At the same time, I should like to warn against the possibility of achieving precisely the opposite effect by acting too ambitiously.
Attitude Discus-fish are ambitiously with reference to the water-quality and the feed.
Enjoying the lake, sporty over the hills, through woods and fields or ambitiously uphill like the ibex.
FlexStrom will work further ambitiously to offer river for particularly favorable conditions.
With the powerful language of his novels and their artfully composed plots,Aidan Chambers ambitiously addresses courageous readers.
The university is ambitiously striving to secure a leading position in central Europe with its selected fields of competence.
However, we have to rethink our future and renewable energy andalso ambitiously develop energy efficiency further.
We will work ambitiously to improve the access we both give to products from the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
NETCONOMY is proud to be part of the SAP and Apple journey andwill ambitiously drive progress in the area of eCommerce.
Since then, he has ambitiously pursued the goal of decentralised, reliable and cost-effective energy generation from natural resources.
The honourable Member suggested,perhaps in view of our past experience a tad ambitiously, that we should launch ourselves on four new common strategies.
At first, Josef Strauss ambitiously pursued his affinity for architecture and invention, and soon developed the first road-sweeping machine.
It only makes sense if its rules ensure thatclimate policy measures are efficiently, consistently and increasingly ambitiously implemented.
Airwheel A3 belongs to a new brand series, which ambitiously aspired to usher in a new era of new riding in the future.
At least failed ambitiously, one could say that Koulmanis' only functions in an uninteresting way,” was her sobering conclusion.
After extensive training- first as an electro-technical assistant,then as a mechatronics engineer- he ambitiously started his carrier at Clark in 2010.
He asked his mother- Olga Hay"to think creatively, ambitiously, although this may be a miserable hope, about options for palliative care.
For 20 years MOLOTOWTM ambitiously follows the aim to be the most innovative company for high-quality, urban painting tools- with success.
My heartfelt pleais that this programme should be continued, ambitiously developed and coordinated, if possible, by a single office within the Commission.
The companies that are ambitiously adjusting their business models for quick emission reductions are interested in achieving suitable regulations.
We are pursuing our growth targets ambitiously, consistently, and forcefully," said Martin Zielke, Chairman of the Board of Managing Directors of Commerzbank.
It is to be hoped that GÃ1⁄4nther Oettinger will ambitiously change the course of EU budgetary policy and reallocate funds from agriculture policy to the fields of migration, security and development policy.
If Germany now courageously and ambitiously develops and implements innovative climate-protection solutions, this will generate significant industrial-policy opportunities for our export-oriented economy.
In addition, it is possible to think very ambitiously under the weed, since in the usual state reflections are often interrupted by constraints- one, two iterations- and you already understand that you build your reasoning on assumptions.