Sentence examples for push for continued from inspiring English sources
On Monday, Clegg, the Tory MP Anna Soubry and Labour's Chuka Umunna will appear at a joint event organised by the Open Britain group to push for continued access to the single market.
Once installed on the throne, he is thought likely to push for continued democratic rule by the elected majority rather than by self-appointed councils.This is one reason why large sections of Thai society representing the old establishment of the civil service, the army, the judiciary and the monarchy continue to back Mr Suthep.
The MPs were speaking at an Open Britain event, heralded as the first major cross-party event since the referendum, to push for continued membership of the single market.
Last week The Los Angeles Times reported — and The New York Times confirmed — that Tauzin, an active player in White House health care negotiations, had secured a behind-closed-doors flip-flop, enlisting the administration to push for continued protection of drug prices.
Visiting for World AIDS day, Bono and R&B singer Alicia Keys met privately with lawmakers to push for continued support for foreign aid and express appreciation.
Trying to keep this equation in play is what brings many Israeli officials (and others in the region, the U.S. and beyond) to now push for continued military, as opposed to civilian control.
At the news conference, Mr. Obama said unequivocally that he would push for continuing America's support for the Mexican effort, adding, "The biggest, by far, violators of human rights right now are the cartels themselves that are kidnapping people, extorting people and encouraging corruption".
Looking ahead, the report suggests that if the push for shale continues in the US, if China sticks to its published plans and if renewables continue to grow - particularly in Europe - global emissions might slow down permanently.
Short-term volatility and instability is inevitable as the regional push for change continues.
"The push for answers continues, but in the meantime, veterans and family members are suffering," Sen. Kay Hagan, D-N.C. said in a statement.
The push for accreditation continues despite sparse evidence to support its efficiency or effectiveness.
