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For most of the past three decades, crime victims' stories have often been invoked in public forums — in courtrooms, newsrooms, and congressional hearings — to urge a "tough on crime" agenda, including the push for stricter sentencing laws.

Around the nation, numerous efforts have been made over the years to recall governors, but only three, including the push to remove Mr. Walker, met the requirements to place the matter on the ballot.

On Thursday, in a brief address to Education Department staff members, Mr. Walcott reiterated his support of the mayor's education agenda, including the push to close low-performing schools.

Despite the emphasis on economic opportunities, the council will continue to advance work it did under Abbott, including the push for reform of the constitution to recognise Australia's first peoples.

He argues that this movement grew from several developments, including the push for more diversity in the workplace and a recognition that you get more out of a happy, healthy, psychologically integrated person than one who's fighting his or her self.

More recently, Gillibrand has also embraced a number of policy ideas popular with the Democratic Party's base — including the push to abolish the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency — despite initially joining Congress as a member of Democrats' conservative Blue Dog coalition who touted her favorable rating from the National Rifle Association.

The familiar Prius controls are present, including the push-button ignition, but there is also an abundance of storage options, including two gloveboxes, five cup holders and a console that can handle 23 compact disk cases (still used, presumably, by those who don't dance to the MP3 beat).

The local community board plans to vote on this project, which includes the push for the larger school, on July 22.

New Presidents make mistakes — in Clinton's case, Reich said, they included the push to integrate gays into the military, the botched effort to reform health care, and a failure to establish priorities.

New Presidents make mistakes in Clinton's case, Reich said, they included the push to integrate gays into the military, the botched effort to reform health care, and a failure to establish priorities.

Other growth trends include the push for automation in the era of talent shortage.