Sentence examples for political push from inspiring English sources
It would be a strong political push for movement.
Instead, however, all the political push is in the opposite direction.
The capital's schools benefited from an enormous political push and huge investment via the London Challenge.
But what of the staff at the sharp end of this political "push me pull you"?
In this context, it is time for a real — and hitherto untested — political push by Western actors.
TTIP has been given a strong political push, but all know it has many obstacles to overcome.
"It was a strategy to get some political push-ups.
That power includes Britain's economic strength, although the volume of partisan political push-and-shove in London can perversely result in its being disregarded.
A generation of researchers was discouraged from entering a field in which grants were hard to come by and the political push-back intense. .
Although political push-back has brought sewage treatment to the immediate neighborhood where the plant itself is located, other un-annexed black neighborhoods do not receive the service while more distant, non-contiguous annexed areas do.
Some of the key barriers frequently cited included a poor evidence base, political push-back, a large investment of work and time for relatively small cost-savings, influence of industry, and difficulty communicating with a variety of audiences.
