Sentence examples for may push ahead from inspiring English sources

Under the treaty, the keenest member countries may push ahead with defence co-operation among themselves.

If Mr Berlusconi wins, he may push ahead quickly with the bridge.

Other states may push ahead with laws to allow doctors to prescribe drugs to help terminally ill people end their lives.

Ministers will fiddle with Parliament's charter to try and get the newspapers on board before confirming the details on October 30th.The biggest newspapers may push ahead with their own system anyway, leading to a standoff.

While the white paper is likely to outline the intricacies of how wide and how high the ring fence around high street operations needs to be, it may also push ahead with a controversial reform known as "depositor preference".

But although his first-class average is below that of Ballance and Bairstow, his all-round abilities - he took five wickets with his swing bowling in the one-day series against Australia that followed the Ashes - may push him ahead in the queue.

As for Norfolk's fight, having a high profile lawyer like Robertson on board may push things ahead.

Still, Abe, whose deeper agenda has long centered on revising the U.S.-drafted charter, may be tempted to push ahead.

This may encourage Mr Sharon to push ahead more forcefully with his controversial plan for Israel to withdraw from the Gaza strip.

The United Nations and aid groups have said the closure of one or both camps could be devastating, and said that even if Kenya tries to push ahead, it may not be possible to force large numbers of people over the border into a country where a war is still raging.

The process of ice propagation in this system may differ compared with conventional cell and protein suspensions, where sedimentation of cells may occur before initiation of freezing and, secondly, cells and proteins may be pushed ahead of ice fronts during progressive solidification.