Sentence examples for presses for a from inspiring English sources

Congress has threatened to cut millions of dollars in aid to the Palestinian Authority if it presses for a U.N. vote.

With interest rates already virtually zero, would they respond by cranking up the electronic printing presses for a further dose of QE?

31 January: Bush meets Blair at the White House where the prime minister presses for a new UN resolution authorising military force against Iraq, for British political reasons.

The Metropolitan Planning Council (MPC), which presses for a co-ordinated policy for the region's big issues, has done a good job of channelling their frustrations into useful ideas.

— Dan Dickinson (@GothamistDan) 1 May 13 As Barca presses for a goal, they are vulnerable to the counterattack …and that is exactly what happens with Robben breaking in alone on Valdes, but he's run down by Pique.

Ahilan Kadirgamar, an activist with a network of moderate overseas Tamils, feels the rebel movement is on its last legs but presses for a political solution to Tamil grievances in the post-Tiger era.

"We've pressed for a budget.

But he pressed for a clear line.

The letter pressed for a peaceful solution.

Life!" to press for a tough sentence.

Mr. Kidwa indicated he would press for a vote.