Sentence examples for pressing to start from inspiring English sources

Three of the newcomers, led by 5-11 off-guard arena Beard, are pressing to start.

Israeli officials took umbrage at the suggestion that the announcement was aimed at sabotaging the talks, which they say they have been pressing to start for months.

There is an equally pressing need to start a political process in which reconciliation figures prominently.

G.M.'s new board is pressing management to start increasing sales again after many years of decline.

There is an "increasingly pressing need to start rebuilding inventories as demand continues to grow," said Jade Zelnik, chief economist at RBS Greenwich Capital.

There is a pressing requirement to start work as soon as possible, much as David Moyes will do at Manchester United once Everton's Premier League term ends on Sunday.

The fate of island nations could turn on Beijing's acceptance of, or denial about, the pressing need to start leaving the black stuff in the ground.

Management is also pressing workers to start making contributions to their state pension plans and to increase their health insurance payments from the current level of $92 a month.

"However, there should be no illusions about the reality of the situation that we face, nor the pressing need to start looking at making savings in areas that we have previously tried to protect".

While in general we do not perform biopsies in patients on this therapy, the pressing need to start treatment on some of these patients may indicate the need to proceed with the biopsy even while actively taking such drug.

A number of Connecticut lawmakers are pressing to stop high schools from starting their day before 8 30 a.m., a legislative response to research suggesting that teenagers do not physiologically wake up until well after their school day begins.