Sentence examples for order to push back from inspiring English sources
"In order to push back the enemy ambush the coalition forces exchanged fire with the insurgents.
I am still the president, in order to push back against the pressure from above.
The company has broken its silence on government surveillance in order to push back against the increasingly widespread use of phone and broadband networks to spy on citizens, and will publish its first Law Enforcement Disclosure Report on Friday.
The contracting crisis we're seeing in Afghanistan now is nearly the same one I saw in Afghanistan in 2010, and nearly the same one I saw in Iraq before that — although President Obama has since signed a groundbreaking executive order to push back against trafficking and deceptive recruiting on federal contracts.
Ronald K. Chen, associate dean of Rutgers School of Law-Newark, who is handling the case for the A.C.L.U., said that by issuing the new regulation, the administration was "using the continued latitude the public is willing to give in order to push back the frontiers of what the government can keep secret".
To sustain the delta, much of the snowmelt and rainfall that moves down the Sacramento River must keep flowing to the San Francisco Bay in order to push back the brackish water trying to make its way inland.
Lehman says in a research note to clients that the company's customers may have continued to push back orders, prompting the firm to cut its first-quarter sales estimate to $100 million from $110 million.
Netflix has traditionally been sympathetic to VPN users, but, now that the stakes are global, it has little option but to push back in order to appease content producers and the licensing agreements it holds with them.
The classification specialists, who are required by law to certify the accuracy of job and pay grades, began to push back against Deanes' order, which, in effect, prohibited them from doing their jobs.
He told Forbes.com that over the course of "three to five days" from Dec. 1, some 35 customers or around 50.0% of Q Cells' entire customer base asked the company to push back planned December orders to January 2009.
While Cook took pains to stress that Apple was "shocked and outraged" by the San Bernardino shooting last December – "we have no sympathy for terrorists" – he said company is determined to push back against the court order.
