Sentence examples for intensified push from inspiring English sources

On Monday a top aide to Mr. Sadr, who has retreated to Najaf, called for an intensified push against the American occupation in Iraq.

The wide geographic scope of the fighting on Friday suggested an intensified push by the government to gain momentum in the conflict, which the United Nations estimates has left more than 70,000 people dead.

But opponents, vowing an intensified push to defeat the legislation, noted that only 30 of the 62 senators had endorsed same-sex marriage, and said they still expected to prevail.

On the other hand, the Arab perception of America's aims could swiftly change if (as is probable) the Iraqis were then to celebrate the downfall of Mr Hussein as joyfully as Afghans celebrated the downfall of the Taliban; and if (as is possible) America followed up quickly with an intensified push towards peace in Palestine.Many westerners would call this wishful thinking.

The Assad regime has fought for years to take the area back from rebels, and an intensified push began a few months ago.

This will likely turn the screws of pressure further on school-based educators, and mean an even narrower curricular focus and a more intensified push for larger gains.

Still, it seems to have intensified, pushing the nation toward what many recognize as fascism.

But — as we've written extensively in recent years — there is already an intensifying push to develop Arctic resources and test shipping routes that could soon become practical should the floating sea ice in the Arctic routinely vanish in summers.

Starting in Louisiana, an intensifying push by lawmakers has determined pants worn low enough to expose underwear poses a threat to the public, and they have enacted indecency ordinances to stop it.

Back in Washington, Republican groups — sensing that Mr. Menendez was vulnerable — have intensified their push.

That projection has intensified the push from states for federal assistance.