Sentence examples for are to drive from inspiring English sources
adverb
Toward a closed, touching or engaging position.
"Only women who have valid driving licenses from other countries are to drive," reads Rule No. 2. (The country bans women from driving by requiring that they have locally issued licenses, which are not given to women).
This is vital if we are to drive up standards of care and continue to safeguard patient safety".
We are to drive the 366 kms (227 miles) to his constituency in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe's second-biggest city, once a prosperous industrial hub, now in decline.
So prices will have to fall further if they are to drive marginal producers out of business.New trade patterns reinforce the downward pressure on prices.
"Tough new measures to regulate tobacco, like plain standardised packaging, are needed if we are to drive down smoking still further.
Still, the pay, compared with print, is "less, for sure," Mr. Shapiro of Life.com said, since some professional photographers "are really more excited for the exposure than they are to drive a hard bargain".
They are not designed to be driven as much as they are to be driven in.
