Sentence examples for again pushing for from inspiring English sources

Oh, by the way: the administration is once again pushing for drilling in the Arctic.

Now he has taken a lead role on the issue once again, pushing for a new pollution-emissions system that would give the city more control over how its energy is produced.

A month later the SEC proposed limiting or eliminating the exemption, but momentum stalled in the face of opposition from banks and exchanges.The anti-short lobby, emboldened by the July ban, is again pushing for an end to the market-makers' exemption.

As China's critical once-a-decade leadership transition approaches in November, Chinese officials, policy advisers and intellectuals are again pushing for what they broadly call "reform" — a further opening up of the economic and political system that the party has constructed through 63 years of authoritarian rule.

Government officials were also absent from the events, organised by Amcu, which called last year's unofficial strikes and is again pushing for substantial wage increases.

But political leaders are once again pushing for a return to open speed limits, or at least increased limits, an undertaking that has plenty of both opposition and support.  .

Now, Clarke has once again pushed for sex scenes to be made "more subtle".

In 1997, lawmakers again pushed for a patients' bill of rights.

Then, after the collapse of Enron, lawmakers again pushed for the information.

On Monday, Mr. Patrick deflected questions about whether he would again push for casinos with Mr. DiMasi gone.

Mr. Sarkozy again pushed for a "new world international monetary order" but praised Mr. Obama, saying "there's a lot of trust" despite their differences.