Sentence examples for giving a push from inspiring English sources

"In the final stage of this, we're also giving a push to the very salient and important point that squash is the only truly new sport in terms of the Olympic program," Mr. Lee said.

But that may be changing as a result of pressure from government, employers and consumers.The federal government is giving a push to EMRs, following the lead of the Veterans Health Administration VHAHA).

"I think raising the price of alcohol would be giving a push to bring down the consumption levels further".

IBM has been giving a push both to its Watson artificial intelligence and Internet of Things businesses as part of its bigger strategy to grow new streams of revenue to offset declines in older ones.

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.

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

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