Sentence examples for began a push for from inspiring English sources

The real fireworks came last year when Mr. Levitt began a push for accounting firms to split their auditing and consulting businesses.

Baseball's team owners began a push for testing, but the players' union was reluctant before agreeing to the program last year, when a new labor contract was signed.

A few months after Estelle Simes took over as postmistress of the Shelter Island post office in 1991, a small group began a push for home delivery at her station and at Shelter Island Heights, the island's only other post office.

B1 Seeking More Rental Housing A broad coalition began a push for more low- and moderate-income rentals on Long Island, where single-family homes, the dominant housing, average $240,000 to $300,000 and rarer two-bedroom apartments rent on average for $1,230 a month.

New Zealand's Kane Williamson hit his first Championship century as Yorkshire began a push for victory on day three against Sussex at Scarborough.

This win began a push for Diesel that saw him win the WWF's Triple Crown Championship in one calendar year.

The upper-house Bundesrat, now controlled by the left, has begun a push for a federal minimum wage.

In September, the White House set out to change the image of Mr. Obama from compromiser in chief to determined voice of economic populism, beginning a push for a job-creation plan that it viewed as a win-win.

Mr. Lazio's campaign has begun a push for such voters on the theory that some Democratic supporters of Vice President Al Gore, who polls suggest is ahead of Gov. George W. Bush in New York, are willing to back Mr. Lazio out of opposition to Mrs. Clinton.

The high court is hearing two constitutional challenges against safe access zone laws in Victoria and Tasmania at the same time as a group of Labor and Nationals MPs in New South Wales begin a push for that state to introduce zones of 150m around abortion clinics, the same buffer that applies in Victoria.

Mabel advanced to the next round of the tournament, beginning a push for the superstar.