Sentence examples for is looking to push from inspiring English sources

The European Union is looking to push through its own reforms which could be tougher than domestic regulations but must be confirmed by next year.

In every area, the industry is looking to push more power on lines that cannot keep up with the flows, utility workers and independent experts say.

Barry believes the 10 months he spent working with Martínez last season were among the best of his career and he is looking to push on again.

Lleyton is one of those guys who you know is going to stay and is looking to push the standards of tennis," said Agassi.

It will be a perfect time to catch the band, which has just finished a tour opening for Arcade Fire and is looking to push the limits of its new material on a local crowd before another road test.

Ukip has 1,700 candidates standing and is looking to push the Lib Dems into third place in terms of share of the vote, hailing the dawn of a new era of four-party politics in England, and force all three main parties to recognise that it is now a permanent part of the electoral landscape.

"We're showing a lot of ambition and we're looking to push on," added Dann.

From the outset it was obvious neither were looking to push forward.

We're looking to push farther out west and maybe a couple of cities in the Midwest.

David Hill and George Negus had taken the reins at Soccer Australia, and were looking to push the game in new directions.

The union claims bosses were looking to push through changes to terms and conditions which will lead to significant job losses.