Sentence examples for push changes in from inspiring English sources

Recent decisions made under Mr. Stringer put Mr. Hirai in a better position to push changes in two important areas.

Last year, Mary L. Schapiro, the chairwoman of the S.E.C. at the time, tried and failed to push changes in money market funds through the commission in the face of strong opposition from the money market fund industry.

But Francis shares Benedict's core doctrinal positions and is not considered likely to push changes in positions like the church's ban on the ordination of women as priests or its strict opposition to abortion and gay marriage.

In addition, some of the tension stemmed from the perception of many Arab foreign ministers that Amr Moussa, the league's Egyptian secretary general, was being overly aggressive in pushing changes in the organization itself, and specifically in enhancing his role.

They're pushing changes in legislation and lighting up a global movement along the lines of the Jobs Act.

But for those who've been pushing changes in Australian drug law for years, not doing anything is more dangerous than what's on the table right now.

The lobbyist at the time was pushing changes in workers' compensation rules that Pruitt championed in the legislature, according to the report.

Computer-generated imagery has been the technology pushing change in VFX for the past 20 years.

The statues were quickly taken down after Klinsmann's departure, but, in Germany, they remain a symbol of his penchant for pushing change in sweeping, sometimes reckless fashion.

Recall, too, that — as the Hungarian example underscores — the European Union is far better at pushing change in nonmembers (during the accession process) than after membership is achieved.

Investigators suggested that they push for changes in Vermont law.