But some experts in climate and energy policy say, given Americans' continuing concern about filling their gas tanks and lighting their homes, Mr. Obama might still succeed in shoring up public support by packaging his climate policy as part of a larger push for a safer, cleaner menu of energy choices.
"There's a larger push for overall equal rights, the repeal of DOMA" — the Defense of Marriage Act — "the repeal of 'don't ask, don't tell,' the passage of a hate crimes bill and the end of workplace discrimination," he said.
The move to hire Needleman is part of a larger push for the media company to expand the content side of the business.
Plus, this all relates to a larger push for the voting rights of non-whites that gained new urgency after the Supreme Court tossed out a key feature of the Voting Rights Act mandating federal oversight of state voting laws in 2013.
Miami mayor Tomás Regalado, who is a Republican, urged the administration to use the hurricane as a jumping off point for a larger push against climate change.
That the musicians, by and large, pushed for his appointment seems inexplicable.
In the period leading up to and during the 1980s redevelopment, lobbying from The Palace Guards, the National Trust of Western Australia and the public at large pushed for the retention of some elements of the original building.
Bush's point, though, was to connect Clinton negatively with the larger push for "religious freedom," as a conservative reason to reject everything from the Affordable Care Act to the legal right of gays and lesbians to marry in North Carolina.
Y Combinator is announcing today the addition of four new partners to its roster, as part of its larger push for more growth under new president Sam Altman.
