Sentence examples for faith to push from inspiring English sources

"We agree that the World Trade Center must be rebuilt to meet the public interest, which is why we will continue in good faith to push for a solution that delivers retail and office space to meet a significantly changed market while protecting public resources and public projects," Stephen Sigmund, a spokesman for the authority, said in a statement.

All coaches push you to train harder, but the really great coaches, like the ones my kids had, and like Nancy, are those who push you to have enough faith to push yourself.

"My argument is that even though both sides may have areas of strong disagreement, maybe engaging in activities that the other side considers to be a breach of good faith, we have to push through those things to try to get to an agreement," he said.

Nevertheless, a number of pro-life Democrats and leaders in the faith community continued to push for a return to the negotiating table and a real effort to address the outstanding issues.

We are in the Year of Faith, which I desired in order to strengthen our own faith in God in a context that seems to push faith more and more toward the margins of life.

His apology suggests that there is an increasing understanding, even in "ex-gay" circles, that no Christian denomination, religiously affiliated organization, or self-identifying member of the faith has a divine right to push their interpretation of their faith on others (particularly those who share the same faith).

"As people of faith we are summoned to push back at those who seek to distort religion for nihilistic ends".

He said Campbell and other leaders "have lost faith and are continuing to push to shut the organization down".

"There are concerns about inappropriate faith groups using this legislation to push their own agenda, but we have been working on the regulations to ensure that we don't have any extremist groups taking over schools".

With a little more than a week before New York City stops allowing churches to hold services in public schools, some lawmakers, churches and faith groups are desperately trying to push through legislation that would allow the practice to continue, while the affected congregations look for new homes and ponder uncertain futures.

"We all have faith that he's going to push the right buttons and the game is going to be answered on the field".