Sentence examples for push for language from inspiring English sources

The people who push for language revitalisation tend to be the more educated people who are bilingual".

Negotiations in Geneva faltered in large part over Iran's push for language that would give it a formal right to enrichment, according to Western diplomats.

What about a push for language instruction?

The European Union, by contrast, had pushed for language on future reductions in the production of greenhouse gases.

Ms. Brewer said she had pushed for language that explicitly bars the police from racial profiling, though that failed to mollify civil rights groups who complained that Latino citizens would inevitably be harassed or mistaken for illegal immigrants.

Mr. Giuliani, who appointed the commission after two art shows at the Brooklyn Museum featured work he considered offensive to Roman Catholics, has pushed for language that is more punitive.

Acknowledging the mounting threats against Iraq, its ally and neighbor Syria, which currently holds a rotating seat on the Council, had pushed for language in the resolution to recognize Iraq's right to defend itself.

She has long pushed for language that would explicitly ban asbestos, for instance.

Deficit hawks, during the initial bailout negotiations, pushed for language that would return the funds to the Treasury to be used for debt reduction.

The Bluegrass State is a national leader in pushing for language education, so when this proposal started percolating there last year, it became a real concern in the language community.

Essentially, Republicans are pushing for language in the bill that would reverse new rules by the National Mediation Board (NMB) regarding the way aviation workers' votes are counted in union representation elections.