Sentence examples for preparing to push back from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, she said, "We need to be preparing to push back against the proposed changes by documenting the importance of government programs to our community's health and well being".

With the executive branch potentially on the verge of making a critical decision based largely on loose data that conflicts with the established research, at least some in Congress are preparing to push back.

You also have to be prepared to push back stakeholders, because they will seek to make unreasonable demands".

While Mr. Romney came prepared to push back against attacks that have become familiar during the long series of debates, it was clear that he also was trying to rally Republicans around his candidacy.

A senior American official said that while the United States and Russia have common interests, Russia has become "a revisionist and aggressive power," and the West "has to be prepared to push back".

"It's done in this natural way of, like, 'This is music we listen to, and it's all on my iTunes, and I press shuffle, and these things come up.' " While Wardell works on songs for a planned full-length album and looks for a label to release it, the Spielbergs are prepared to push back against further accusations that they are musical dilettantes.

The comments came amid reports that President Barack Obama is preparing to push Russia to back the departure of Assad under a scheme modelled on the transition of power in Yemen.

The US is keen that the attack be launched in the allotted timeframe so as to avoid delays from the intense summer heat and Muslim holy month of Ramadan, the official said, although they admitted that commanders are prepared to push the date back if troops aren't ready.

Villa's full-backs were prepared to push right into Giggs and Ronaldo and, when the ball was not on their side, they sometimes pushed right upfield and forced them to track back.

And the Obama administration must be prepared to push hard.

Britain, for one, is not prepared to push the point.