Sentence examples for issue pushed from inspiring English sources

"We would like to see that issue pushed forward.

"I don't want to see this issue pushed off to the never-never".

It isn't giving away too much to reveal the hot-button issue pushed by D'Amour's first act cliffhanger.

With that said, he said that the racial imbalance issue pushed Greenwich to improve its only low-performing school.

Mayor Monahan, who received e-mail messages and letters regarding the issue, pushed the board of trustees to approve the application, which it did.

They contend that the panel's leadership, seeking to halt the debate on the Boy Scout issue, pushed through a resolution in April without a quorum.

The rise of artificial intelligence is now the leading issue pushing forward novel lines of legal reasoning in privacy and intellectual property law.

In the 1970s, crime was a wedge issue: pushing white urban Democrats away from their black and liberal New Deal allies.

Mr. Forbes, Mr. Keyes and Mr. Bauer confronted Governor Bush on the issue, pushing him to take a more conservative stand.

The issue pushes many buttons with conservatives: overreach of government in health care decisions, suspicion that sex education leads to promiscuity and even the belief — debunked by science — that childhood vaccinations may be linked to mental disorders.

Take for example the contentious housing issue ("Housing issue pushes buttons," April 5).