Sentence examples for changed to push from inspiring English sources

"[P]ush Garner's face into the sidewalk" was changed to "push Garner's head down into the sidewalk".

The planning categories available to local authorities could be changed to push affordable housing too, she argues.

But he said it must be changed to push more control to local and state governments, improve the quality of testing, and increase accountability by principals.

"What has changed to push it into Wyoming but not be in the Black Hills?" The researchers will be studying the newfound fossils alongside those found at the famous Mammoth Site – a well-preserved graveyard of the prehistoric beasts – that was discovered in nearby Hot Springs in the 1970s.

Despite the revelations of the past several years, nothing has changed to push back against the American police state.

Although the birth rate has edged up since then to 1.5, it would take a huge social change to push it as high as is needed.Another option is immigration.

Ed Miliband has vowed to use the landmark international agreement on climate change to push the British government into being the first in the world to put a zero carbon emissions target into law.

We'd like to persuade a classically led bar to not accept the status quo, to think deeply about what they do, and make changes to push them ahead".

But on paper, the main change to push for streamlined in-app payments is a big time benefit for consumers.

When I articulated to Alex that he was accountable and empowered to make the appropriate changes to push us forward, almost immediately, a layer of friction was removed.

This is therefore one of the things that has attracted investors, perhaps especially since Maxi Mobility is willing to make changes to push its own measures of efficiency.