Sentence examples for aims to push from inspiring English sources

It's refreshing, then, when a developer attempts something that palpably aims to push boundaries.

In Lucy Pearl, each member aims to push further artistically than their stellar former projects allowed.

Government aims to push women into the private sector which pays – especially women – less and demands more.

This adventurous gathering aims to push the limits of appreciable jazz with a focus on experimental and avant-garde strains.

Software giant SAP aims to push electricity producers to become even more sustainable by developing and implementing procurement guidelines that demand very specific standards.

Lugar isn't the first big name targeted by the Club, which aims to push the G.O.P far to the right on tax and spending issues.

By 2013 they would aim to push it to 45%.

They said the offensive aimed to push them into negotiations on power sharing.

Their aim: to push "a coordinated, comprehensive and compassionate national policy on AIDS".

Defense Minister Benjamin Ben-Eliezer said Israel's military operations aimed to push Mr. Arafat back to the negotiating table.

Parish councils had always aimed to push children into apprenticeships, paying for the children to be taken off their hands.