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But our ambition should be to keep what I just referred to as the European model alive . Whatever one may say about Chirac , he is not remotely stupid , and feels it prudent to warn Iran that pursuit of its imperial ambitions may lead to a French nuclear response . She 'd virtually been abducted by an acolyte angry at losing her to an outside rival , and was likely to go into a mental melt-down if she was n't eased in to her new life ; she had strong ambitions to better herself and rise out of Downtown . But I wonder if the media will note that Armey also happens to be a corporate lobbyist for whom the guaranteed free publicity of even the most half-assed White House ambitions might have a lucrative payoff . The presence of Terence Stamp as a scientist-cum-philosopher suggests greater ambitions may have originally existed in Chuck Pfarrer and Jonathan Lemkin 's screenplay ; however , so little faith is placed in Stamp 's contribution that he 's promptly killed off . If you can roughly match your website ’ s ambitions to an existing site  allowing for Chapter 1 ’ s caveat that sites are hard to categorize and compare perfectly  you will begin to understand what you will need for your own creation . So those of you with ambition will have no difficulty in pursuing and upholding the values of gender equality and equal opportunity ; not only do they demonstrate your own leadership but because ultimately the reputation and excellence of the ADF will only be as good as your leadership . Moreover , when the gap between high school education and college expectations is not bridged , the open curriculum invites avoidance in course-taking with the result that long-held interests and career ambitions may be sacrificed . Vaghela 's political ambitions might have forced him to join the Congress Party but he cannot wish away his RSS \ BJP mindset . What appears to me most to be dreaded is that in the midst of the small , incessant occupations of private life , ambition should lose its vigor and its greatness ; that the passions of man should abate , but at the same time be lowered ; so that the march of society should every day become more tranquil and less aspiring . Young elites with political ambitions may become more inclined to serve simply by making military service more attractive . But self ease & c. should not be the impromptu in bringing the true hearted emigrant hither ; a nobler ambition should be the prompter , that of saving Kansas from the curse of Slavery ; in no way could a person do more good to the Union , perform a greater service to his God and to posterity . China pointed out that the level of ambition should also be weighed by development considerations and not just simply be about market access . " But the author has not informed us what is to be done , if this glorious ambition should not prevent federal rulers from usurping the state rights of the people . The partisan orientation of the nascent movement described in the NYT magazine dooms it to long-term irrelevance - - without specific policy reform strategies it wishes to implement backed by some coherent ideology , emotional exhaustion will set in and ambition will replace principle pretty fast . As we get to know Harold in prison , we find that he has ambitions to be a hip-hop star , and loves to sing rap songs whenever he talks to Xiara on the phone , or when she comes to see him in prison ( the jail is in DC , only a few miles away ) . Truly , because the concubinage of power is exposed " to no restrictions except those imposed by the laws of nature ; because , though tremendous , it will be harmless to the people , and will not become a depredator upon the peaceful , inefficient , and unattractive rights of the state governments , since power only inspires a love of glory ; because our federal rulers will use with moderation the powers by which ambitious men have , in all ages , built up the monuments of their aggrandizement ; because they will never pilfer fragments from the temple of liberty ; because ambition will ascend and not descend ; and because , abstractedly considered , " power has no allurements . Chinese strategists and scientists recognize that North Korean nuclear ambitions might lead to a military strike by the United States , possibly leading to a wider military conflict on the Korean Peninsula . It seems likely that the earliest ambitions may have stirred within the youngest and , in many ways , most driven of the four candidates . His ambition will be more and more cooled in proportion as the increasing distinction of his rank teaches him that he has more to put in jeopardy . Money tends to be less frequently discussed in middle-class families , so it less frequently occurs to middle-class children that their ambitions might be blocked by a shortage of resources . " On the one hand we have corrupt officials like Ali Insanov [ former health minister ] , Farhad Aliyev [ former minister of economic development ] , and others , each of whom has his own ambitions , while on the other we have Rasul Quliyev [ an opposition leader in exile ] , a Mafiosi , who seeks to return to Azerbaijan and has ambitions to become president , as well as our very , very old opposition leaders , who reek of mothballs , like Isa Gambar and Ali Kerimov , " Aliyev said . Let us suppose that the Hartford convention had resolved " that state rulers are discordant , clamorous , and lawless ; that the states had no original rights ; that the state governments had no political rights , except the right of obedience ; that their attempts to control officers of the general government are unbecoming and arrogant ; that they were worse than infamous ; that they would be aggravated if made in time of peace , and more alarming than such attempts made by the Hartford convention in time of war ; that ambition is only desirous of performing admirable actions ; that Congress are under no restrictions in drawing men and money from the people , except those imposed by the laws of nature ; that ambition will not descend to petty larcenies for subverting liberty ; that power has no allurements ; that the supremacy of Great-Britain did not usurp the domestick regulation of her colonies ; that despotick monarchs do not send the rays of power into some provinces , which therefore manage their internal concerns in their own way ; and that subordination to the federal government , instead of rights , was reserved by the constitution to the state governments .