Sentence examples for present to push from inspiring English sources

Unless, that is, the goal is to reduce wages and benefits in the public sector, weaken labour, redistribute income upward and reduce the size of government – then there is no time like the present to push these things through.

It shows the inner workings of lobbying firms like Bell Pottinger who use former politicians to get access to their old colleagues – often at unrecorded "social events" without civil servants present – to push their clients' agenda.

"When you introduce a torrent -- an ocean -- of money into politics, all the elements are present to push toward more extremism in politics.

"If donors are shrewd, they will use the opportunity that this presents to push a much stronger and bolder human rights stance and need for reform".

That could present opportunities to push through policies that achieve progress in both.

He says it would be "a sin" not to use the present difficulty to push for write-downs.

Above all, it means taking advantage of the present recovery to push through economic reforms.Special report Fit at 50? Are you sitting comfortably?

Ancient Future is an attempt to bridge the gap between the past and the present, but also to push things forward.

Wide-bandgap (WBG) semiconductors present a pathway to push the limits of efficiency in optoelectronics and electronics enabling significant energy savings, offering new and compact architecture, and more functionality.

The security preoccupations of Olympics present unprecedented opportunities to push through highly elitist, authoritarian and speculative urban planning efforts that otherwise would be much more heavily contested – especially in democracies.

In this talk I will present three solutions to push the limits of mobility in wirelessly connected IoT devices.