The phrase "address to push" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific location or method for sending or directing something, but it is ambiguous without additional context.
Example: "Please provide the address to push the updates to the server."
Alternatives: "destination to send" or "location to direct".
And on Tuesday, the governor, a Republican, used his State of the State address to push his education agenda further by calling for an end to teacher tenure, on top of his support for merit pay for teachers based partly on student achievement and adoption of a voucherlike system that would give students in low-performing schools other options.
President Obama used his last State of the Union address to push for national voting reforms and went off script to specifically call for bipartisan groups to draw new congressional districts instead of lawmakers.
So I was disappointed when the President used his weekly national address to push, not for a total repeal of the sequester, but for his "compromise" austerity budget - a budget which includes unnecessary cuts to Social Security.
With the advances in AI, and the widespread availability of Internet and GPS with smartphones, it is possible (assuming that legal and policy issues can be suitably addressed) to push out context-aware personalized crisis information to the crisis prone or crisis affectees (e.g., using AI for automated processing and SMS for dissemination).
Ms. Preckwinkle used her budget address last week to push an initiative close to her heart that also would save taxpayers money: reducing the populations of the Cook County Jail and the county's Juvenile Temporary Detention Center.
The chancellor also used her special address to Davos to push back against rising populism.
Hard-line ideologues have addressed large crowds to push their idea of Islamic revolution.
Remember that Van Hollen was one of the first voices — if not the first — to insist that simply closing loopholes in the tax code that benefit the wealthiest wouldn't be enough to seriously address the debt, and to push Democrats to hold fast on the need to raise the tax rates on the rich.
On Saturday Abbott addressed a "democratic convention" to push the reforms and Turnbull and Baird provided video messages to an audience estimated to be around 500 members.
When President Clinton addressed Congress in 1993 to push his health care plan, "both sides of the aisle received the President warmly," according to a report in The New York Times at the time.
Mr. Lieberman, no stranger to generating controversy, used Israel's address to the annual General Assembly to push the idea that given various emotional and practical problems, neither side was ready for peace.
