Sentence examples for aiming to pushing from inspiring English sources
To the tune of Skrillex, Justin Martin, and Australian favorites like What So Not, Anna Lunoe, and LDRU, the event which is now in its fourth year is aiming to pushing the boundaries of what a destination festival can be.
France is aiming to push up its proportion of foreign students from about 7% now to 20% over time.
Fox and Sky are aiming to push through a form of takeover that will make it easier to squeeze out shareholders opposed to the deal.
After several years of declining premiums, the industry is aiming to push through rate increases of around 8% in 2016, according to consultant Ernst & Young.
Mr. Geithner's blunt assessment added to a yearlong drumbeat that the United States has led, aiming to push Beijing to let the value of its currency rise and address its trade imbalance, pressure the Chinese have stiffly resisted.
Confirming that ministers are not aiming to push the exit button until next year at the earliest, Jason Coppel QC, for the government, conceded that there was nonetheless "some urgency" to the issue.
Determined to start an afrocentric group that would explore Jamaica's rich musical traditions and the Rastafari faith, Brooks and Madden then formed the Mystics, aiming to push the boundaries of jazz-influenced reggae.
Shah's buildings were originally awarded a good level-4 certificate under the government's code for sustainable homes that is aiming to push all new-build properties up to zero carbon (code level-6) by 2016.
Following the release of the statements, Senator Franken announced that he will co-sponsor the USA FREEDOM Act in the Senate, aiming to push for more transparency.
We're aiming to push our students to think differently, to move out of their intellectual comfort zone, to read and discuss texts that are almost too hard for them to manage.
It was part of a concentrated attack by North Korean troops aiming to push the UN forces south before they had time to organize an effective defensive line.
