Sentence examples for counter push from inspiring English sources

(Even as security agencies continue their counter push for more access).

While there was a significant counter push -- for example, the historic Cologne Cathedral darkened its lights against the protests in Dresden -- it did little to calm the sense of anxiety.

Since then, 230,000 tickets have been sold over the counter — pushing total sales here to over a million, more than in any other country.

Wasps had to make their first counter-push count.

The counter-push is that the people who are gravitating towards owning culture are finding themselves wanting to belong to a social milieu that doesn't accept everybody".

It was a 24-hour operation, if you counted the seven hours at night that they slung a bedsheet across the front window and bedded down on the counters, pushed together in the center of the room.

It's now making a counter-push with low-end, low-priced laptops, but while price definitely matters, Microsoft doesn't have the full ecosystem available that has made Chromebooks so popular in schools.

He was also part of the Allied counter-push, taking part in the Second Battle of El Alamein and the advance on Axis-held Tripoli.

The mining industry has also begun lobbying investor and superannuation funds to provide information to counter the push by organisations including 350.org for them to divest from fossil fuel companies.

Beyond Botox Steel magnolia Software's great survivor Correction: Niall FitzGerald Reprints Related items Outsourcing jobs: It's not just IndiaNov 20th 2003They are also trying to counter the push of firms such as IBM, EDS and Accenture into India, and of western IT service firms into the consultancy business, a move that threatens to strengthen western control of customer relationships.

The Catalan leader Artur Mas, who has vowed to begin the process of breaking off from Spain if his Junts pel Sí (Together for Yes) party wins a majority of seats on Sunday, lashed out at the "strategy of fear" being used to counter the push for independence.