Sentence examples for future push from inspiring English sources
Parent Revolution helped Bush's Foundation for Florida's Future push the bill through the Florida Legislature.
Aides say her intent was simply to raise the issue and lay the foundation for a future push for more coverage.
But it's naive to think that defeat next week would keep progressives' powder dry, allowing for a future push for full-blooded electoral reform.
Pennsylvania is among six potential states targeted by gay marriage advocates for a future push to legalize same sex nuptials in 2015 and 2016, according to Freedom to Marry advocacy group.
For all that, this has all been delivered with more than simply the desire to shock in mind: Eminem has turned the confessional song into fuel for an entire alter ego, while Odd Future push "expected" rap modes to the limits of decency.
London will remain as its European base as it looks to expand to other cities in the region, and also for a future push into Asia.
Fears that a Greek rejection would send markets into panic about the currency union's future pushed Spain to seek the aid ahead of Greece's election.
Last year, Fight for the Future pushed a campaign against Salesforce, the cloud computing technology firm which has a controversial contract with US Customs and Border Protection (CBP).
While it is unclear what exactly will change, we have had some grim examples of the future – pushing pharmacies towards a supermarket service model seems a strong contender for saving the government money as well as devaluing our profession.
Mr. Genachowski, who said on Friday that he would leave the commission "in the near future," pushed it in the direction of embracing rules against discrimination by Internet service providers in what content they carry or how fast they transmit it, an issue known as net neutrality.
He said that while wages had not fallen by so much in real terms since the 1920s, there was a good reason to believe the UK could grab the opportunity to grow quickly in the future, pushing up productivity and wages.
