Sentence examples for a push to create from inspiring English sources
A PUSH to create the Village of Montauk?
Some Dayak have been arguing for a push to create Kaharingan as a separate official religion.
The environmental action group is calling on Hayward's successor to throw the weight of the company behind a push to create green and renewable sources of energy.
For example, a push to create a more diverse workplace surely involves engaging with sections of society which are under-represented in the employee base.
Driven by a jump in the number of people studying naturopathy over the past few years — and an increase in those seeking naturopathic treatment — a push to create statewide licensing systems has emerged across the country.
In quieter corners, including at environmental groups focused on energy and climate policy as well as land preservation, the goal has never been a ban, but instead a push to create the set of rules, policies, revenue flows and relationships that give the greatest social and economic benefits with the least risk of environmental regrets.
leaders meeting in San Diego embraced a new immigration policy as part of a last-minute effort to block a Congressional push to create a far larger temporary guest worker program.
There appears to be a concerted push to create a market in new saving products.
But now, thanks to the tenacity of a group of four Democratic Senators -- Michael Bennet (CO), Sherrod Brown (OH), Kirsten Gillibrand (NY), and Jeff Merkley (OR) -- there is a renewed push to create a public option as part of health care reform.
Maryam-opa's team has achieved this by making a big push to create a fully supportive environment for mothers, expectant and nursing alike.
Even as he acknowledged a deficit of $2 billion this year and "several times larger" in the fiscal year that begins on April 1, Mr. Pataki said the state must not settle for politically expedient solutions but aim for the larger goals of a growing state economy and a relentless push to create jobs, particularly in technology.
