Sentence examples for a push to involve from inspiring English sources

This year, there is a push to involve the public.

The mobilizing of the citizenry for war led to a push to involve women in public life, and ordinary people came to expect more of their rulers.

Earl Monroe and John Starks, popular Knicks figures from the 1970's and 90's, will join the team's front office as part of a push to involve alumni in the organization.

John Engh, the chief operating officer of the National Alliance for Youth Sports, said the combination of slashed municipal budgets and the push to involve children in organized sports at a younger age resulted in the current system.

And it has been involved in a push to improve the representation of women, with Stanistreet giving evidence to a Lords committee inquiry in October last year.

Concerns about the mounting costs of the campaign and air crew exhaustion have led to a push to get some NATO members more involved in the effort.

Other plans would include a drive to harness social networking websites to target young people, a push to increase the number of children involved with educational visits to racecourses and an initiative aimed at university students.

That's why a number of teams and venues, hoping to amplify the impact of their own green actions, are pushing further to involve and engage fans directly.

"So this idea gave us the push to get involved with the most competitive form of the game".

LeBeau advises agencies to "push to get involved in the annual planning process and demonstrate strategic leadership..

But the unusual presence of Russian vessels pushed the United States to involve the Moscow government.