The phrase "a strict push" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a forceful or determined effort to encourage or motivate someone or something to take action.
Example: "The manager implemented a strict push for the team to meet the project deadline, ensuring everyone was focused and on task."
Alternatives: "a firm push" or "a strong push".
Push up to return to plank position (this can be a strict push-up, a push-up from the knees or not a push-up at all (i.e., just push yourself up from the ground as you would if you weren't working out) -- your choice). of them?
Wells Fargo called for a strict interpretation, pushing to exempt only mortgages with a down payment of 30 percent or more.
And though Piontek was a strict disciplinarian, he rarely pushed it too far.
"Just by being out there and pushing a strict constitutional line, I think he's making them sweat a lot," Mr. Gillespie said.
A few years ago, Wasserman and Beck adopted their cats from a local agency that pushes a strict indoor-only policy.
"France and Germany will push for a strict regime for crisis management and resolution in the financial sector and commit to implement it".
But he also spoke up against those who had pushed for a strict reading of church doctrine, whom the pontiff criticised as "those who would 'indoctrinate' it in dead stone to be hurled at others".
Babeu, who rode the post-2008 Tea Party wave into office, joined Governor Jan Brewer and the state's Republican-majority legislature in pushing for a strict anti-immigrant (read: "anti-Hispanic") platform, causing Arizona to become the stage for a trifecta of xenophobia, GOP politics, and anti-Obama sentiment.
The same is true across Southern Europe's shores, in what Italian President Giorgio Napolitano recently called "a succession of true slaughters of innocents," but what countless other political voices call "an invasion" — one they believe demands stricter "push-back" strategies.
We're on a fairly strict clock pushing to finish this year and release early next year (dates not finalized).
