Sentence examples for pressing for help from inspiring English sources

And with the economic recovery at risk and Democrats pressing for help, Mr. Obama sees greater economic and political benefit in emphasizing his $447 billion job-creation plan rather than longer-range deficit reduction.

American manufacturers and the labor union representing textile workers have been pressing for help in advance of the lifting of all trade quotas on textiles and apparel on Jan . 1 2005, allowing for the free flow of goods around the globe.

Pearson said the extra funding was welcome and a highly significant move, but he was pressing for further help for all councils with responsibility for social care.

Britain had argued unsuccessfully at an EU meeting in Brussels last week for arming of the "moderate" rebel groups in Syria Londonn is now pressing for substantive help for the opposition at an international summit in Rome this week.

And pointing it out has nothing to do with envy and everything to do with pressing for policies to help America's struggling middle class.

Mr. Sanders and virtually every other federal officeholder from the Northeast have also been pressing for more immediate help to besieged fuel consumers.

The Building Bridges to the Future Foundation, which was founded in response to the December 2004 tsunami in Aceh, has been pressing for donations to help coordinate the camp and provide necessary logistical support.

With the business secretary, Vince Cable also pressing for action to help SMEs, Osborne has been keen for the Bank to increase the generosity of the FLS, but the need to target help to the corporate sector has been given added urgency by the imminent arrival of the IMF for its annual article IV consultation.

France is hoping to have a group of foreign ministers, including from Arab League countries like Qatar, which has been pressing for more military help to the Syrian opposition, to a meeting over dinner to reinforce the general disapproval of Damascus and its repression of opposition groups.

Mr. Obama is pressing China for help on cutting exports to Iran, managing a dangerous leadership transition in North Korea and some kind of accord on curbing carbon outputs that contribute to global warming.

That's based not only on the players' pro day performances, but also on the seismic shift of free agency, in which teams such as Oakland and Tampa Bay addressed (at least for the time being) their pressing need for help at quarterback.