Sentence examples for invitation to push from inspiring English sources

Now comes Warren Buffett, whom President Obama has exploited, albeit by invitation, to push the "Buffett rule" to require higher taxes on millionaires.

Cavani and Lavezzi tracked back to form a five-man midfield and leave Ibrahimovic on his own up front and, while their side counter-attacked well, Chelsea made the most of the invitation to push on.

When some pundits noticed that Wikipedia updates might be the key to noting who could end up as Mitt Romney's running mate, Colbert took that as an open invitation to push for his close personal friend, Tim Pawlenty.

But whether we are swept into despair by these hard times or whether we accept Colbert's invitation to push back against the current (and even laugh while doing it!) is entirely our choice.

This is an open invitation to political pushing and pulling and, ultimately, corruption.

France, Belgium and Germany complain that this amounts to a crude invitation to the refugees to push off to France, Belgium and Germany and vanish, illegally, into the local Tunisian communities.

Asked whether Mr. Bush would follow that advice, Mr. Lindsey shrugged and offered no answer -- an invitation to the lobbyists to push their favorite provisions into whatever tax bill emerges.

It looked an almost an open invitation for Löw's side to push forward.

In New Delhi, Mr. Singh's overture has drawn a mixed reaction: some analysts praise his determination to push forward while others call the invitation a political stunt that risks undermining the lower-level talks that began this week.

Thus, several factors tended to push the incidence upwards during the second and third invitation rounds, and only one factor operated in the opposite direction.

It received invitations from student unions, won sympathetic media coverage and found academics willing to push its message.