Sentence examples for possible to press from inspiring English sources

Those comments appeared to reflect the American strategy of lining up as many votes as possible, to press France, the main opponent on the issue, not to veto a resolution that was perhaps less than completely to its liking.

The planned trip by Mr. Cuomo, who has avoided travel to the nation's capital since taking office almost two years ago, may help ease the concern of New York officials who have privately said he should visit Washington as soon as possible to press the case for aid before Congress adjourns in the next few weeks.

It would provide Troubles victims with a smorgasbord of options, including possible opportunities to press charges against or to meet their relatives' killers, within the context of a broad political agreement.

"Do they want us to get these things done or not?" But Democrats have used the delay caused by Mr. Lott's downfall to prepare their own lengthy policy agenda, and they plan to seek every possible advantage to press it, including taking advantage of Dr. Frist's lack of legislative experience.

The participants were instructed to say the name of the pictured object out loud as quickly and as accurately as possible, and to press a response key once they had begun saying the name.

Yahoo's head of communications Jill Nash continues to try to keep the resignations as quiet as possible, and suggests informally to press that most of the high level departures are really just a cleaning house procedure.

Postecoglou commended his side's defensive performance, and there was a clear intent to press whenever possible.

The market will force investors to make the best possible use of information and to press for improvements in climate forecasting in the process".

And it is vital that, if we are to be as energy independent as possible, we must, firstly, continue to press the case for energy market liberalisation in the EU.

And they note that Mr. McAuliffe has asked Mr. McCall several times for a list of possible donors he might call to press for contributions and, so far, the McCall camp had not provided him any information.

Will he be able to press ahead, overcoming possible resistance from more conservative colleagues?