Sentence examples for push for breakthroughs from inspiring English sources

Speaking in the Great Hall of the People, the Chinese premier said: "The two sides have agreed to push for breakthroughs and progress in the co-operation between our enterprises on nuclear power and high-speed rail.

So tonight, I announce the Advanced Energy Initiative, a 22percentt increase in clean-energy research at the Department of Energy to push for breakthroughs in two vital areas.

Speaking in the Great Hall of the People, Li said: "The two sides have agreed to push for breakthroughs and progress in the cooperation between our enterprises on nuclear power and high speed rail.

"On infrastructure, the two sides have agreed to push for breakthroughs and progress in co-operation on our enterprises in nuclear power and high-speed railway," he continued.

He won applause as he outlined plans for same-day visas for business visits to the UK and later tried his hand at speaking Mandarin, On Monday, Premier Li Keqiang said the pair had agreed in their talks to "push for breakthroughs" on nuclear power and high-speed rail.

These are the researchers who will push for breakthroughs in bioinformatics with no-boundary problem definition and problem solving.

Despite the American request that European envoys isolate Mr. Arafat, Mr. Solana, at the direction of European Union ministers, met with both Mr. Sharon in Israel and with Mr. Arafat in Ramallah last week to push for a breakthrough in ending regional violence.

The UK Independence Party has also begun its push for a breakthrough in local government.

Mao was driving his nation deeper into isolation: the Great Leap Forward, his disastrous push for an industrial breakthrough, was already heading toward a famine that killed more than thirty million people.

[C4.] AL JAZEERA'S STRUGGLES The English-language offshoot of Al Jazeera is pushing for a breakthrough that would make the channel available to American TV viewers, according to its new managing director.

PARIS — The English-language offshoot of Al Jazeera, the Arabic television news network, is pushing for a "breakthrough" that would make the channel available to American TV viewers and help it move beyond a turbulent start-up phase, according to its new managing director, Tony Burman.