Sentence examples for has been a partial push from inspiring English sources

In contrast to Spain and France, where there has been a partial push to reclaim the traditional use of drove roads (Manzano Baena and Casas 2010; Biber 2010), such traditional routes are now disappearing in Poland and transporting the herds by lorries is becoming increasingly common.

Integration has been only a partial success.

But this success has been only partial.

Acceptance has been partial.

The West, fed up with the dysfunction, has been pushing Mr. Poroshenko with only partial success to tip the balance away from the corruption-tainted oligarchs and Russian proxies who often held sway under Mr. Yanukovych.

According to Joe Phillippi of AutoTrends Consulting, Detroit's labour costs are about $30 an hour more than those of the transplants.The (partial) solution that has been pushed by GM and is now accepted by the union is a Voluntary Employee Beneficiary Association (VEBA).

A diplomat from the Cairns Group of countries, which has been pushing the EU to reform the CAP, declared himself "suspicious" of the concept of partial decoupling.

The condition he had was only a partial paralysis.

What recently pushed me towards a more moderate position on abortion, however, was how the left has been deliberately deceitful on this issue of Planned Parenthood representatives agreeing to sell body parts from partial live birth or fully live birth abortions.

The company has been told to cut holdings in joint-venture ports, in line with a broader government push to have state-owned companies divest businesses not related to their main activities by 2015 and speed up partial privatization.

But these reforms have been disastrously partial.