Sentence examples for press for future from inspiring English sources

The Sydney parade -- a three-mile walk through downtown with the air of a family outing in brisk fall weather -- was the centerpiece of a weekend of nationwide ceremonies and rallies organized by the council to acknowledge mistreatment of Aborigines and to press for future equity for them.

He said that after the hearings concluded, Ms Patry Hoskins had "no input into any conclusion as to the past treatment of those affected by press abuses... or any aspect of the proposals made for future press regulation".

She said: "An upheld complaint is a serious outcome for any editor and puts down a marker for future press behaviour... "The fact that breaches of the code can lead to public criticism means that editors have to consider the key ethical issues before publishing.

The money will go toward a new press shop and assembly line for future products, as well as efficiency improvements.

Difficult cuts are needed in public spending, but those who believe in the future of our economy and the future of our young people have a responsibility to come together and press for a fair and sustainable future for our universities.

She works from San Francisco, running boot camps for aspiring leaders in the political and nonprofit arenas, and is the author of "Campaign Boot Camp: Basic Training for Future Leaders," (PoliPoint Press, 2007).

However if you die in any mob area, just press reload just use your revives for future use.

A spokesman for the Unite union said: "We will be looking to meet with IAG in the immediate future to press for guarantees on jobs and terms".

The AEDC continues to assist Atikokan Renewable Fuelsc as it turns the former Proboard manufacturing plant into a wood pellet plant, and to press for a bio-energy fuelled future for the Atikokan Thermal Generating Station [46]'.

There'll be junior doctors who feel they've been given no other option than to strike, villified by ministers and the press for trying to secure a future for our NHS.

There'll be junior doctors who feel they've been given no other option than to strike, vilified by ministers and the press for trying to secure a future for our NHS.