Sentence examples for enthusiastically pushing from inspiring English sources

Because the Palestinians were willing to get back into talks, they were not enthusiastically pushing some big condemnation of Israel.

The main concern with beacons– which both Apple and Google are enthusiastically pushing – is one of privacy.

But the markets also responded enthusiastically, pushing the Turkish lira to its highest level against the American dollar in over two years.

Nor that the people most enthusiastically pushing this line – among them Nigel Farage, Rupert Murdoch and several senior politicians – are themselves both privileged and powerful.

Having been scared by Twitter and enthusiastically pushing the idea that Facebook could be a news platform, he then ran in the opposite direction, insisting that its job was to allow people to share "personal moments".

LONDON — It is hard to imagine any European politician losing votes these days by promising to curb bankers' pay, which may explain why members of the European Parliament are enthusiastically pushing for the toughest restrictions on bank bonuses since the 2008 financial crisis.

Other coastal councils have enthusiastically pushed ahead with reducing the municipal role.

A Reuters video report on the NASA discussion was enthusiastically pushed by those questioning the significance of human-driven warming.

Another big unknown is whether Trump and Kim will sign an end-of-war declaration, a move that both Pyongyang and Seoul have enthusiastically pushed.

I'm reminded of the time BBC reporters enthusiastically pushed the Met's version of events (later proved untrue) at G20 protests.

Obviously, that would be an outrageous irony: the party that so enthusiastically pushed Britain out of the EU making hay with the adverse consequences.