Sentence examples for intention to push for from inspiring English sources
JFM secretary Robert Forrester said Megrahi's eldest daughter Gadha, who studied law in Scotland, has often signalled her intention to push for the appeal to be reopened after her father's death.
The Obama administration recently signaled its intention to push for a new set of sanctions that could further restrict Tehran's economic and commercial activities unless Iran agrees to bring its nuclear activities under stricter international supervision.
In response, First Minister Alex Salmond reaffirmed his intention to push for an independent Scotland, even though he accepted that other members of the Edinburgh Parliament held different views.
The symbolism of the teenage girl at the cathedral doors was pressed home by the presence of more female priests than at any previous installation ceremony at Canterbury, signs that the archbishop's aides said reflected his intention to push for a broadening of the role of women in the church, in particularly their right to be appointed as bishops.
But armed with the clinical trial results published this September, the pharmaceutical company Ethypharm has already announced its intention to push for a full licensing of the drug specifically to treat alcoholism as soon as the full results of the Bacloville study are published.
Readers of the Prescriptions blog reacted with bafflement, hope and consternation on Monday as the Senate majority leader, Harry Reid, Democrat of Nevada, announced his intention to push for a government-run health insurance plan that states could decline to participate in.
During a speech at Runnymede Green, where King John added his seal to the charter in 1215, David Cameron signalled his intention to push ahead with controversial plans for a British bill of rights to replace the Human Rights Act, which enshrines the convention in British law.
Opening the debate, EPP/ED leader Hans-Gert POETTERING (D) welcomed the intention to push ahead with the enlargement talks for the "second wave" of countries.
One doesn't know whether to believe the stated intention to push back the opening date (originally slated for the fall of 2011) by only six months.
On Wednesday, Barack Obama's nominee to head the Pentagon signalled his intention to push the US president in a more aggressive military direction for the remainder of his term.
A legitimate public-opinion poll seeks to tally the views of the respondents, while a push poll gets its name from its intention to push voters away from an opponent and toward the candidate who paid for the calls.
