Sentence examples for control push from inspiring English sources

So why does California's climate control push the state's generators into tilt?

I haven't written anything about the entirely predictable demise of the post-Newtown gun control push, but this passage from Politico's coverage of last week's Senate vote seemed worth a comment: In the end, however, moderates and conservatives in the upper chamber said they simply couldn't deal with a flurry of progressive issues at once — from gay marriage to immigration to guns.

The administration is stepping up its gun control push next week, with Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. planning to travel to Philadelphia to meet with law enforcement officials and Congressional Democrats on Monday, before President Obama lays out his plan to confront gun violence in his State of the Union speech on Tuesday.

President Obama recently made funding for smart gun research part of his end-of-term gun control push, and it's easy to see the idea's appeal.

The reason is that the many 'significant' results for β i 2 treat < 0 (which are to be expected: many siRNAs will have smaller effects than the positive control) push the FDR downwards.

Inside the tribal areas, Taliban warlords have taken near-total control, pushing aside the Pakistani government and imposing their draconian form of Islam.

In the 1960s, the United States began to pour money into population control, pushing nations to adopt family planning as a condition of foreign aid.

In 2008, the Shabab desecrated the graves of renowned Sufi clerics in areas under their control, pushing Sufi followers to take up arms.

At first the police seemed to have the situation under control, pushing hundreds of protesters back with barrage after barrage of tear gas.

Wholesale electricity prices spiraled out of control, pushing the state's two private utilities to the brink of bankruptcy as they were left buying power at market rates at costs they could not pass on to the consumer.

Instead, wholesale electricity prices have spiraled out of control, pushing the state's two major private utilities, which have been barred from raising retail rates, to the brink of bankruptcy.