Partisan media wrote lies to push people to protest.
When sectors of the press launched a sustained and personal attack on you, and invented lies to push their own tabloid agenda of generating hatred, how did you manage to remain funny, and keep creating great work?
Now Wong is a lieutenant in the crusade by U.S. snacks giant Frito-Lay to push potato chips on a billion people long content to nibble on seasoned seaweed and dried prunes.
David Cameron has used his 215th and final cabinet meeting as prime minister to lay out plans to push for a vote on renewing Britain's nuclear deterrent and to ensure that his life chances strategy, which he hoped would be a flagship policy of his time in office, will live on.
Within that Bill of Rights lies our right to push back.
We're not sure if that means Mr. Medvedev isn't in charge or that he was lying to buy more time to push for the overthrow of Georgia's democratically elected government.
Diplomats expect Tehran to lay out "new initiatives" to push forward negotiations which could include limits to its enrichment of uranium in return for the easing of trade sanctions.
Also, the fear of retaliation provoked by aggressiveness means victims of cheating and lying might not want to push the point anyway, and might thus be willing to concede a certain amount of slippage in their negotiating position, knowing full well what is going on.
Mr. Messier said the blame for much of Vivendi's weakness lay with arbitragers who sought to push down the stock so as to force Vivendi to pay out even more shares for Seagram to meet the arranged price.
It took me ten years of marriage to lay the groundwork; Bush and Cheney managed to push him over the top, and V cast his first Democratic vote for John Kerry in 2004.
We see her first as an absurdist kook and then, when Patrick's testing prospers, as a woman whose originality lies in her expedient maneuvers to push roots down through a floating world.
