Sentence examples for press for any from inspiring English sources

Small amounts of marijuana for personal use are legal in Mexico, but Mr. Calderón has done little to press for any discussions over legalization.

Mr. Clay said the teachers viewed the trips as an important civics lesson, not a chance to press for any candidate in particular.

The thousands of people who rallied in the Mall came not so much to press for any particular political or legislative objective as to celebrate their own numbers and diversity, so often marginalised by the choreography and language of electoral politics.

You don't press the spacebar for that one, but you do press for any other cup and table colour combination.

The Conservatives have also criticised the press plan but are anxious to win the support of the press for any new plan if possible.

This was killer press for any company, well worth the visit Griffith paid to Fortune headquarters in June to make his pitch to the editors.

Dr. Hornsby said he had been counting on money that would come from settling the district's federal desegregation case -- until he learned that the city was not willing to press for that solution any longer.

Pressed for any evidence of India's role there, he offers none, admitting he is not "privy to the details".

As the review process slowed to a crawl, groups whose applications were hung up in I.R.S. purgatory pressed for any information they could glean from the specialists handling their cases.

He had thought that his mother had long ago accepted who he was; when he had visited from America in the past, she had never pressed for any details of his American life, sparing him the pain of explaining himself.

Pressed for any advice he had for Mr. Cammarano, Mr. Fox -- who has been Mr. McGreevey's adviser, tactician and enforcer through two tumultuous years -- had this to offer: "What I have said to him is to follow his instincts, that there will be good days and there will be bad days, and to keep it all in perspective".