Sentence examples for parallel push from inspiring English sources

But a parallel push in the Senate stalled this week after a leading proponent concluded that he couldn't muster enough votes to surmount Republican opposition.

At least the vast and impoverished south of Tanzania and north of Mozambique will be opened up to much-needed investment.Yet the region is not just excited about fossil fuels; a parallel push towards alternative energy is under way.

(Facebook has a similar and parallel push around spreading access to connectivity with its Internet.org initiative — albeit that's come under fire for limiting the services users can access).

The current European data protection directive was adopted back in 1995 so updating the bloc's rules to keep pace with seismic shifts in technology is the overarching aim here, along with a parallel push to harmonize regulations across the region with the goal of creating a so-called "Digital Single Market" to simplify operations for businesses selling services in Europe.

The accelerating drive to get autonomous cars on the road is being accompanied by a parallel push to improve Lidar technology, aka the 3D laser-based sensors that can be used for real-time mapping and navigation for vision systems in driverless cars.

The current European data protection directive was adopted back in 1995 so updating the bloc's rules to keep pace with seismic shifts in technology is the overarching aim here, along with a parallel push to harmonize regulations across the region with the goal of creating a so-called "Digital Single Market" to simplify operations for businesses selling services in Europe.

It has design cues from classic Indians, like parallel push-rod tubes and down-firing exhausts, all dressed in chrome covers.

Further, according to the health workers, in addition to the new pull system there is still a parallel residual push system for a small drug kit which goes to all clinics, but is not standardised.

The MAR-X devices can be connected in cascade, parallel, or push-pull.

Paralleling the push by graduate students, adjunct professors in Pennsylvania, California, New York and other states are trying to form unions.

Vaudeville becomes a gaudily confined parallel world, pushing Mr. Amelan and the costume designer, Liz Prince, to more and more happy excesses.