Sentence examples for push for decisions from inspiring English sources

Investors may worry that the government might resist painful restructuring efforts like layoffs or push for decisions that are better from a political, rather than fiscal, view.

Dinamo: In every company there are people who push for political decisions to be made no matter what.

The decision to push for-pay applications back to Q1 of 2009 intrigues me.

It also helps explain the sense of alarm with which the administration sent Energy Secretary Bill Richardson off to the Middle East to push for a decision to produce more.

In response to the first declaration of deadlock, Newman called the jury back into the court room and urged them, under a so-called Allen charge, to continue deliberations and push for a decision.

That said, the decision to push for a federal decision (especially after a few major wins) makes perfect sense.

It has been developing its own qualifications framework while pushing for more decisions to be taken out of the political cycle and given to an independent expert body.

Michigan's Public Act 4 is the most extreme example, but lawmakers from New York to California are seeking ways to circumvent or eliminate public school teacher tenure, pushing for staffing decisions to be made based on merit rather than seniority.

American and other Western officials in Afghanistan said they would push for a legal decision to make Mr. Karzai president rather than holding a one-candidate election under direct threat of violence against polling places.

After the CJEU's Safe Harbor ruling, Schrems resubmitted his complaint to the Irish DPA to push for a similar decision to invalidate SCCs.

I found myself in the difficult position where I thought … it's on my own conscience whether or not I can just generate information …. [or] do I have some sort of moral obligation to push for the policy decision ….