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Nile has also argued same-sex marriage would lead to "a push to affirm (through marriage) child brides, bigamous and polygamous partners".

In Brussels, the European commissioner for the digital agenda, Neelie Kroes, plans to hold a public consultation on net neutrality this summer, which could lead to a push for new laws or regulations for operators.

Education Secretary Michael Gove has urged parents to "go compare", hoping the information will lead to a push for value for money.

It led to a push, and Rudd stood aside, aware he did not have the numbers.

The mobilizing of the citizenry for war led to a push to involve women in public life, and ordinary people came to expect more of their rulers.

Concerns about the mounting costs of the campaign and air crew exhaustion have led to a push to get some NATO members more involved in the effort.

The democratisation of communication tools has naturally led to a push to democratise other areas of society, notably access to data held by various institutions.

The undercount of those minorities led to a push, particularly by major cities that lost millions in federal aid, to adjust the 1990 census based on the analysis.

Ron Lake of Galdos Systems, a firm that specialises in integrating civic geodata, says geobrowsers have led to a push for better public access to such data.When the analytical insights and data quality of GIS are combined with the geoweb's visualisation and networking prowess, startling efficiencies emerge.

Much as earlier Earth Days led to a push on causes like recycling, organizers hope this year's energy agenda will lead consumers, government agencies and businesses to expand conservation efforts and the use of cleaner forms of energy, including solar and wind power.

Meanwhile, efforts to find new resources, from timber to minerals, to electricity via hydropower have led to a push into this high-elevation landscape from below, as roads are constructed and industry gains a toehold in these mountains.