Sentence examples for a push to build from inspiring English sources

A push to build closer ties with faster-growing developing countries could help long term.

For both healthcare devolution and expanded care for cancer, there is a push to build private-public partnerships.

In the 1920s, Arkansas made a push to build roads for the nation's fast-expanding automobile industry, hoping to pull the state into the modern age.

A push to build big, cutting-edge plants and raze filthy, smaller plants like coal-fired power stations, deserves some credit, observers said.

Even in California, where the state government has led a push to build hydrogen stations, there are still very few public stations, Honda said.

For decades the group had nominated 5 pictures, but in the past two years expanded the field to 10 in a push to build viewer interest in the annual awards show by making room for blockbusters like "The Blind Side".

31, James R. Clapper Jr., the director of national intelligence, stated explicitly that American officials believe that Iran is preserving its options for a nuclear weapon, but said there was no evidence that it had made a decision on making a concerted push to build a weapon.

And in Colorado there's a big push to build a highway and expand business and residential development on contaminated land.

In January, Lt. Gen. James R. Clapper Jr., the director of national intelligence, testified to Congress that while U.S. officials believe Iran is preserving its options, there is no evidence that they are making a concerted push to build a nuclear weapon.

David Cameron will on Monday boast of tearing up 80,000 pages of environmental protections and building guidelines as part of a new push to build more houses and cut costs for businesses.

The Chinese government is making a big push to build affordable homes, committing to start 10 million units in 2011 alone.