Sentence examples for help to push for from inspiring English sources

Acuff said that Obama, who is a co-sponsor of the legislation, will, if elected, not only sign it but also help to push for passage.

"It's definitely humbling and flattering that they would make that kind of move and bring us in with the intention of giving them some help to push for a Stanley Cup, Millerr said.

'It's exciting but enormously complex.' Rogers is helping to push for improved transport links for east London.

Pakistan has unsuccessfully sought to turn the conflict into an international matter, with the United States and European powers directly involved, and helping to push for a settlement; at least temporarily, the outside world, thanks to the earthquake, has finally come to Kashmir.

Mr. Wallace helped to push for two objectives: the creation of a live poetry program on WUSB, and a successful effort to get County Executive Robert J. Gaffney to sign into law the establishment of a Poet Laureate position for Suffolk County.

Those sales can help to push prices lower for everyone.

That will help to push up detection rates for illicit funds, which are estimated to be as low as 1% worldwide, with a seizure rate of just 0.2%, according to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.

Mr Obama skipped the niceties and came with a laundry list for the ageing monarch, asking for help to push the Israeli-Palestinian peace process forward, but left empty-handed.

"I predict that the kind of study we're doing will help to push stimulation as a therapy for stroke and you can image how import that would be for the millions of stroke patients with disability".

Sources within the HCA say it will either invest directly in a major housing scheme by taking an equity stake, help to push a project forward by paying for the infrastructure, or work in partnership with developers.

Barbara Bry is the founder of Run Women Run, a dynamic organization that helps women to push for political office and I'm so excited to get to know someone who is into training women for leadership roles.