Sentence examples for definitive push from inspiring English sources

With a belated but definitive push from Washington, the dictator there gave way to democracy; however imperfect, that outcome suggests that American-backed strongmen are not inevitably succeeded by America-hating strongmen.

Election coverage on TV One, a station owned by one of Prabowo's backers, last night refused to acknowledge the quick counts by other pollsters, continuing to push a definitive Prabowo win.

But if P.G.D. hadn't provided a definitive answer, it had pushed me to shift direction.

But this time he never announced anything definitive, and Childress never pushed him for an answer.

Mr. Draper, unmoved, kept pushing for definitive signs of a withdrawal.

Not definitive, just definite.

Confidence that the seal hunt can be shown to be reasonably humane might lead Canada to push for a definitive ruling to that effect from a WTO panel, rather than settle for a diplomatic fudge achieved through consultation.The Canadian government clearly takes the issue seriously.

Just as importantly, Witmer says, the finds "push the evolution of definitive feathers further back in time".

Twelve years after his definitive album ('Odelay'), Beck Hansen is pushing 40, married and with two kids in tow.

While Batasuna has traditionally followed Eta's lead but is now trying to push the group towards a definitive peace, so it can become legal once more and stand at regional and municipal elections.

I can't see this thrice-annual ritual changing much (in fact, I help to coach the Lego League, and didn't push my fellow coaches for a definitive early schedule).