Sentence examples for more push from from inspiring English sources

All we need is more push from government, stronger regulation, a favourable economic environment and, most importantly, a culture change by supermarkets and consumers to reduce unnecessary packaging.

But, remarkably, Saints found time for one more push and, from a line-out, swept the ball across the pitch for Elliott to clinch an unlikely and thrilling victory.

It could come from a more meaningful push from the centre, perhaps through the European Investment Bank.

This points to a more aggressive push from the tech giant not only on services, but also devices — which today cover tablets but may also include phones in the near future.

"Given that 2015 is on track to being the hottest on record, they're going to be facing a much more urgent push from people all around the world….

"We forced him, or more pushed him, to resign from the Parliament, and he kindly agreed," Mr. Bakar said in an interview.

"But also because we know that in these next four years, when there are more people pushing from outside, we'll have more strength on the inside".

The British source said that the furniture store Ikea had pledged more money to fighting Ebola than 18 EU nations: "It needs a bit more of a push from leaders here at this summit".

What I think is needed is more of a push from central government.

Because the repulsion originates in space itself, as the universe expands and makes more space, the "push" from the cosmological constant rises steeply as the universe grows bigger, shooting the galaxies outward faster and faster, until they are going so fast that most of them cannot be seen anymore.

Top-down reform of the institution is more palatable than a push from below with republican overtones.