The phrase "a push to require" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts or movements aimed at establishing a requirement or mandate for something.
Example: "There is a growing push to require companies to disclose their carbon emissions publicly."
Alternatives: "an effort to mandate" or "a drive to enforce".
Now, with inexpensive digital recording, Texas legislators are renewing a push to require the police to record interrogations.
It is the perfect sound bite in what could be the next tort reform battle in Texas: a push to require the losing parties in litigation to pay their opponents' legal fees.
The F.B.I. has been quietly laying the groundwork for years for a push to require Internet-based communications services -- like Gmail, Facebook, Twitter, BlackBerry and Skype -- to design their systems with a built-in way to comply with wiretap orders.
Mr. Soffar's lawyers say his case highlights a broader debate about false confessions, and as they ask the United States Supreme Court to look at the case, Texas lawmakers are renewing a push to require police officers to record interviews in cases of violent crime.
Recently, SEC Chairman Mary Schapiro backed away from a push to require real-time reporting of the trade data, in a move that is likely to save money on the project.
Now L.A. City Council members are poised to create a new office to enforce local wage laws, part of a larger push to require a $15-per-hour 15-per-hour 15-per-hour
He wants a bipartisan push to require Mr Obama to submit any accord with Iran to Congress for review, knowing that many Democrats worry about reaching a weak agreement.
Since the loss of Air France Flight 447 in 2009 and the loss of MH370 in 2014, there has been a renewed push to require flight tracking of all flights to cover normal, abnormal and distress conditions.
Nancy Leong, University of Denver law professor, said she expects there will be an increasing push to require Airbnb to disclose meaningful data and face the kind of regulation that governs the conventional businesses they are replacing.
While he soon became a critic of the war and viewed his vote as a "mistake", he did not push to require a U.S. withdrawal.
In fact, some of those measures — like the push to require every social-network profile to be linked to a real name — were spearheaded by Google itself.
