Sentence examples for push departments from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile the Treasury – which could push departments – appears mightily indifferent.

Today's interesting question is how far John Manzoni, Whitehall's chief executive, will be allowed to push departments.

Without a team of expert advisers to push departments in the right direction, there is a frightening lack of grip at the heart of government.

The FBI count will ultimately remain voluntary, however, meaning the bureau is likely to remain under pressure to work harder to push departments to report their deadly incidents.

Stars such as Paul Maltby, who has been director of data at the Government Digital Service for a year, have got the message and are going, leaving the GDS in that ambiguous position where so many Cabinet Office initiatives end up: grandly ambitious but lacking the oomph to push departments (notably health).

The roots of the Implementation Unit can be traced back to Labour's powerful prime minister's delivery unit and it has a similar function – pushing departments to translate policy into delivery, with a particular focus on innovative ideas.

"It's an excellent tool because it gives the officers another option". O'Donnell, the former New York City police officer, said he believed devices like those being tested by Ferguson and other places are pushing departments to consider new ways of confronting threats on the streets.

Six men tight together can get things done in the pushing department.

Young "Generation Y" employees often want to use the latest gadgets and push IT departments to accommodate them.

As the city deals with the legal ramifications and the department wades through cultural changes and policy shifts, LaChasse and other top brass are continuing to push the department forward.

This helped push the department store group's sales above a record £100m for the second week running.