Sentence examples for historic push from inspiring English sources

This article outlines the historic push to achieve higher vaccination rates among healthcare professionals and a number of ethical issues arising from attempts to implement vaccination mandates.

As part of a bold new diplomacy, we continue our historic push for peace on the Korean Peninsula.

But as Europe scrimps and saves amid a historic push to slash public debt, the motto here now is art for cash's sake.

Outside parliament, the time would finally arrive for a historic push on our broken voting system – a coming-together of all the elements of so-called civil society who understand that politics cannot go on like this.

In his State of the Union address Tuesday night, Trump said his administration was continuing its "historic push for peace in North Korea". He noted the return of several American citizens who had been imprisoned by the North Korean regime and Pyongyang's suspension of nuclear and missile tests.

Mr Trump has described his talks with Kim Jong-un as a "historic push for peace".

After barring lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people from last year's Tet parade in Orange County, Vietnamese American community members voted 51-36 on Saturday to include them in the Lunar New Year event scheduled for Feb. 1. Supporters called the move historic, pushing opponents not to tarnish the community's image by locking out a vocal segment of its immigrant population.

Ancient Greece is the perfect setting for an Assassin's Creed game: you clamber up temples and historic sites, push through bustling marketplaces, cling to sun-bleached stone cliffs above azure seas, gallop on a horse through autumnal forests.

But Mr. Berman said the growing demand for offices has led to the demolition of historic buildings, pushed out longtime businesses and residents, and resulted in modern office towers that are out of character with the rest of the neighborhood.

The first game was set in Colorado; the second puts you on the winding roads of the Mediterranean coast, upping the ante to a degree since you're just as mindful of minimising damage to the beautiful, historic buildings which push up close the roadside as you are the metalwork of your car.

"The biggest urban challenge we are facing today is how Tel Aviv wants to grow, which creates a conflict between the historic city, the push to build high, and the desire to be green and remain ecological and not give into the traffic and the density," said Jeremie Hoffman, director of the city's conservation department.