Sentence examples for a push to add from inspiring English sources

Between the dance classes and smoothie drinking, there is a push to add more educational offerings.

Microsoft is in the middle of a push to add the quick analysis associated with search engines to its business products.

At a luncheon for reporters in New York, the executives described how they would accelerate a push to add original programs to appear on Hallmark Channel and Hallmark Movie Channel during the 2013-14 season.

The next move is up to the Big East, which will strive to stay as viable as possible after probably losing two of its strongest football-playing members, a game plan that will include continued legal efforts and a push to add new universities to replace the two that are expected to leave.

It's that time of year, which is likely why Striiv is making a push to add new features.

A partnership with Universal Pictures guarantees Amazon will be the exclusive subscription streaming home of BTTF – and it's part of a push to add exclusive content to the platform.

That could lead to a renewed push to add a 12th league member to meet the N.C.A.A. minimum requirement for holding a lucrative title game.

The troubles have been most acute with the highest priority of all: a $900 million push to add a new anthrax vaccine to the stockpile.

Meanwhile, Wimbledon officials, according to Britain's Daily Mail, are preparing an earnest push to add a third week of grass-court tennis to the sport's overstuffed schedule between the French Open and Wimbledon, perhaps as early as 2014.

"We believe the bullying policy should put the emphasis on the wrong actions of the bullies and not the characteristics of the victims," Chuck Darrell of the conservative Minnesota Family Council said last week regarding a state push to add gay sensitivity to anti-bullying lessons.

In advance of the president's arrival on the site, members posted questions including "Is Internet freedom an issue you'd push to add to the Democratic Party's 2012 platform?" and "Who's your favorite basketball player?" The president answered several questions, including an inquiry about his administration's position on Internet rights and one on the importance of space exploration.