Sentence examples for be a push such from inspiring English sources

I think this is beginning to happen in the UK, but the primary drivers for the university are income and reputation, so there needs to be a push such as the green league tables to spread this activity more widely.

"But I think that the momentum generated to solve the local air pollution problem is a push for such a commitment.

There's a push right now in states such as Kentucky, New York and Florida to allow slots at the racetracks.

Following the House of Lords Science and Technology Committee report on CAM in 2000, there was a push for some CAM practitioners such as Osteopaths and Chiropractors to follow the medical model of statutory regulation as seen with the General Medical Council [ 24].

There's also been a push for better jobs, but some such attempts have caused offence.

Critics say that one factor compelling the increase they are seeing in such procedures is a push by doctors to expand their practices in areas not covered by managed care.

A lot of people think Total Chaos is special is trying to push such an old engine to do all this new stuff.

(DoH) The recent prioritization of funding for HIV was seen to have contributed to verticalization of health care programming and there was consensus that SRH services across South Africa had been sidelined:...[FP] services are really struggling there's been such a push to get these HIV and AIDS services up, and a lot of the dynamic people I know at district level have gone over into HIV services.

He relays how the German finance minister, Wolfgang Schauble, knew that the deal being offered to Greece was unpalatable – and admitted to Varoufakis he wouldn't have been able to push such a deal through the Bundestag if they were in each other's shoes.

"There's been such a push from parents about winning at all costs," explained Jeff Johnson, the district's athletic director.

Novel tools are required to push such technological innovations and their subsequent implementation.