Sentence examples for determined push for from inspiring English sources

A Belgian cardinal, Godfried Danneels, called it "almost his goodbye to Lourdes and maybe also to his life".There is another indication that the pontiff is preparing for the end: his increasingly determined push for reconciliation between Roman Catholics and Orthodox Christians, who have been formally divided for almost a millennium.

But a combination of booming commodity exports, a determined push for the empowerment of the least privileged sectors of the society, a heterodox approach to macroeconomics, a global charm-offensive transforming Brazil into a new force on the international stage, and a personal charisma of no parallel helped Lula to overcome powerful setbacks during his earlier years in office.

At the root of the American unease lies the fact that, having completed their economic union through the introduction of the shared euro currency, Germany and its European allies have embarked on a determined push for political and military integration.

The onset of the financial crisis was the trigger for France, along with the United States and Germany, to begin a determined push for international cooperation against tax avoiders.

Linfield have lost just one of their last 15 league games and David Healy's team are making a determined push for the Gibson Cup.

But this time, he said, he headed for Belgrade determined to push for a confrontation.

The German chancellor said she was determined to push for treaty changes at next week's EU summit, and again reiterated German opposition to eurobonds.

But the MP for Hemsworth, who was instrumental in Ed Miliband's rise to Labour leadership and the first MP to publicly nominate Jeremy Corbyn for leader, says he is determined to push for greater equality.

President da Silva of Brazil, who had arrived determined to push for a revival of the trade talks, gave an impassioned speech about what the developing world wants the developed world to do, according to one person who attended.

The UK government is committed to working towards this aim". When challenged on the steps they were taking, Cable's Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) said the government was "determined to push for the reduction of these subsidies in Europe and beyond", and was pushing for an end to the Doha talks to remove limit protectionism and remove trade barriers.

"Just two days after revelations that UK military personnel have been involved in air strikes in Syria without the approval of Parliament, he is determined to push for further action without first providing answers to serious questions that must be addressed," said the former first minister of Scotland.