Sentence examples for a vital push from inspiring English sources

He has been almost as much a political as a sports figure in Argentina since the 1995 presidential campaign, when he appeared in television advertisements and on the stump for President Carlos Saul Menem, giving a vital push to his come-from-behind re-election victory.

At Wheelock, we have made a vital push to integrate sustainable practices on our campus as we attempt to create a healthy, just, and sustainable society, aligning with our mission to improve the lives of children and families.

Robinson's intervention in 1989 had provided the vital push for the creation of the ICC and greatly enhanced his international reputation, but within a year of his motion being tabled at the UN he was facing a major crisis at home.

Most importantly they play a vital role in pushing the cultural agenda in our society, claims novelist John Bennett.

The attack on Pearl Harbor rendered the B.S.C. redundant, but the secret work of the British spies had played a vital part in pushing America toward intervention: seldom have the dark arts of media manipulation and political spin been deployed in a nobler cause.

"I see David as an integral part of Northamptonshire cricket's future and I'm sure he will be a vital cog in pushing the club on to bigger and better things.

In a country where 80percentt of export earnings come from the garment industry and where 42percentt of factory owners are also lawmakers, the NGWF plays a vital role in pushing for pro-worker legislation and protections during negotiations with profit-driven stakeholders.

With the announcement that Trump had won Ohio, a vital state in his push for rust belt votes, the room erupted.

She heads up news partnerships for Twitter, a vital element in its push to be a go-to news service for its users.

Jason Kenny's wheel slipped as Britain began their qualifying run, costing him a vital half-second and pushing GB down to fifth, out of the medal races.

Late in his administration, seeking support from a vital constituency, Governor Rod Blagojevich pushed through a measure allowing all senior citizens, regardless of income, to ride Chicago-area mass transit for free.