Sentence examples for be preparing to push from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, she said, "We need to be preparing to push back against the proposed changes by documenting the importance of government programs to our community's health and well being".

And the Obama administration must be prepared to push hard.

You also have to be prepared to push back stakeholders, because they will seek to make unreasonable demands".

Mr Corbyn was asked earlier today whether he would ever be prepared to push the nuclear button if it came to it.

But neither man is known for his finishing kick, so Rosa warned that they must be prepared to push the pace in the final miles.

But there are doubts in Brussels over how far Bonn will be prepared to push against its own and other member states' sensitive national interests, given its faltering commitment to the Community.

He spoke out after a senior source within the SNP was reported to have said it would be prepared to push ahead with plans for such a vote without the permission of the Prime Minister if necessary.

A senior American official said that while the United States and Russia have common interests, Russia has become "a revisionist and aggressive power," and the West "has to be prepared to push back".

The claim that there are such "universals" has been explored by psychologists presenting toy ethical problems to their students, featuring such unlikely scenarios as whether they would be prepared to push a fat man over a railway bridge into the path of an oncoming train to stop the train and thus save the lives of a group of railway workers further down the track.

The Diamond League is continuing to develop, though, and while we have always been a democratic sport, giving each event equal standing, we have to be prepared to push our big stars.

The auction houses are frantic to sell any cast-offs, knowing that buyers will be prepared to push up prices more than for a work without such a provenance.