Sentence examples for long push from inspiring English sources

In 2002, McCain capped his long push for campaign finance reform by passing the McCain-Feingold Act.

But it would also propel China forward in its long push to become internationally competitive in semiconductors.

The union's successes culminated a long push for prominence that has seen it become the biggest financial contributor to Illinois political campaigns.

He consulted historians, who affirmed Lieutenant Cushing's valor, and began a long push to ask the Army to award him the Medal of Honor.

The Senate vote was 81 to 19 as Democrats yielded in their long push to end the Bush-era lowered tax rates for high-income taxpayers.

This is the farthest CRS transparency efforts have advanced after a long push to make the agency's reports more directly accessible to the public.

This can be ameliorated by having relatively long push-off periods, potentially accounting for the crouched stance of small animals.

Officials say the proposed changes reflect the decades-long push toward global markets.

The announcement comes following a summer-long push to tackle FGM at the UK's borders.

After a month-long push, Manbij fell to Kurdish groups whom the US had raised as a proxy infantry.

That loss of territory has handed the Iraqi Kurdish leadership a humiliating setback in their generations-long push for statehood.