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"It all has to do with their bigger push to be politically powerful again," he said.

In return for supporting the war in Iraq, they are demanding that Mr. Bush make a bigger push to help establish a Palestinian state.

If the rebels are able to take over the facility, it would be a significant strategic and symbolic victory and could indicate a bigger push to bring the fight to the capital.

A bigger push to boost domestic demand in creditor countries coupled with more help, through the IMF, to cushion cash-strapped emerging economies would ease the world economy's adjustment and brighten the prospects for free trade.

Labour's shadow international development secretary, Ivan Lewis, said DfID's spending on consultants is likely to be the "tip of the iceberg" in a bigger push to spend less through aid charities and more via private companies.

Shahab Siddiqi, spokesperson for Justice Project Pakistan (JPP) which represented Mr Hussain, said: "The execution of Shafqat Hussain is part of a much bigger push to execute people under the Terrorism Act, including juveniles, infirm people and people who are mentally ill".

The Titans are making a big push to sign Manning.

But Ford is making a big push to change that.

That — and a big push to finally come up with a modification plan that works.

But the government's big push to introduce electronic patient records has been dogged by delays.

"So it's a big push to get into it early".