Sentence examples for official pushing from inspiring English sources

The Pentagon official pushing hardest to accelerate the pace of the cases, Brig.

The chief Air Force official pushing the deal was Darleen Druyun.

Hardly a day goes by without some press officer, analyst or public official pushing the idea that Washington's influence really isn't that decisive with the Egyptian generals.

A memo written by Killian a year later referred to one military official "pushing to sugar-coat" Mr Bush's annual evaluation.

No one escapes blame in this, whether it was the person buying the luxury car they couldn't afford or the government official pushing a quarter-billion dollar bridge to nowhere; whether it was the person aiming to make a quick score by house-flipping or the gun-slinging Wall Street schemer figuring out how to get something for nothing.

A parade official pushed through the horde with two small coolers, one labelled "Sir Ian," the other "Sir Derek".

No official pushes any private person around on this island," and "Every year flights of parrots come over from the mainland to lay their eggs".

A Department of Justice official pushed for two legislative proposals that would reduce the number of American prisoners in a country that houses more inmates than any other nation.

In Haaretz yesterday, an unnamed U.S. official pushed back against criticism from Bibi Netanyahu that the Istanbul talks were a "freebie" for Tehran.

In Spain, soaring bond yields on Monday had government officials pushing hard for help from central European authorities as well.

But such recommendations are not binding, and the agency is deeply split, with some officials pushing for Avandia's withdrawal.