Sentences with phrase «ambitious goal of raising»

As the chair of the Second Chances Capital campaign, Risi is hoping the office will reach an ambitious goal of raising $ 4 million.

Weeks after her resignation, Ms. Rhee began Students First, with the ambitious goal of raising $ 1 billion to lobby legislatures and back political candidates.

Not exact matches

The project is seeking to raise an ambitious $ 100,000 (as of this writing it was a little over half of the way towards its goal.)

The automaker is expected to announce in April whether it's on track to meet its ambitious goal of producing 5,000 Model 3s per week by the end of June, which would pump enough cash into the company that it wouldn't need to raise more capital.

Although researchers hope the photographs help raise awareness of conservation efforts, their goal was more ambitious than to snap pretty pictures: The images amass a significant set of data that Sharma and colleagues are just now beginning to analyze.

The plan establishes «ambitious yet attainable» goals of «raising student performance, increasing graduation rates and having English learners move toward achieving English language proficiency.»

Responding to responsible criticism of the current law, this proposal outlines ambitious but achievable state - level goals for raising achievement and closing gaps, while calling for greater state flexibility to devise systems that will prompt schools and districts to move toward these goals.

«The VIP awards program provides an incentive for schools and school divisions to set ambitious goals for raising student achievement and meeting the needs of diverse learners,» said Board of Education President Eleanor B. Saslaw.

It's raised a massive amount of money already, # 375k, but their goal is even more ambitious — # 1.25 million.

It also set an Ambitious goal for using renewable energy and a 10 % raise in the proportion of renewable energy in primary energy supply by 2010.