Sentence examples for Pushing for a resolution from inspiring English sources

The second occurred when Gerhard Schroder succeeded Mr. Kohl in late 1998 and immediately began pushing for a resolution.

And Ms. Roberts, the only board member who seems to be pushing for a resolution, is, Republicans contend, pushing for only one outcome.

Many Iraqi politicians, along with foreign diplomats, have been pushing for a resolution to the dispute, saying the elections could lack credibility if hundreds of candidates were excluded.

The P.B.A. has been pushing for a resolution of the issue in a breach‐of‐contract suit which it filed against the city on April 3.

Just last week, a Bloomberg survey of international investors found 85percentt expect Greece to default on its debt -- that's a stark indicator of the urgency facing the International Monetary Fund in pushing for a resolution to the ongoing crisis.

The German chancellor, Angela Merkel, the most vocal proponent of requiring some sacrifice on the part of private sector lenders, has been the most forceful political leader in pushing for a resolution of the negotiations.

The British government, in particular, has pushed for a resolution that would show international backing for an intervention that has evoked a great deal of public opposition.

Theresa May will chair a cabinet committee to make the final decision on Heathrow's third runway plan, in order to push for a resolution by the autumn.

May is personally chairing a cabinet committee to make the final decision on Heathrow's third runway plan in order to push for a resolution by October.

Few Puerto Ricans consider political status to be one of the key problems facing the commonwealth, but the island's leaders continue to push for a resolution.

Despite a report from the chief UN weapons inspector describing Iraqi cooperation as "active or even proactive", America and Britain today pushed for a resolution giving Iraq a maximum of 10 days to comply fully with UN demands to disarm.