Sentence examples for given a push from inspiring English sources

Therapies derived from stem cells, called regenerative medicine, are given a push.

Mr. Arafat said it had given "a push to the peace process".

For instance, the recent setback for Korean Protestantism has given a push to Catholicism (whose priests don't have sons to inherit churches).

But the move to residential was given a push by the Leasehold, Reform and Urban Development Act of 1993, which gave leaseholders the right to buy their property.

The move was given a push by pressure from a U.S. Justice Department investigation into suspected tax evasion by thousands of clients of UBS, the biggest Swiss bank.

Both of these small Moscow theaters have given a push to several fledgling writers and directors, including Mr. Kurochkin and Ms. Subbotina.

That is likely to give a push to storage capacity and both more and larger interconnectors.

"This is going to give a push to the Syrian people to continue," he said.

The president will use the meetings to give a push to the so-called proximity talks.

He gave a push to the deregulation movement which had already started under Mr Carter.

Twitter also gave a push for UK users to register to vote in May.