Sentence examples for push for measures from inspiring English sources

Mr Xi knows better than to push for measures that will backfire.

Thirdly, to push for measures to limit inequalities, such as the fact that some international business chiefs earn 240 times as much as an ordinary citizen.

A decades-old system of textile quotas that limited trade in 2,400 items ended Jan . 1 prompting textile makers in the United States and Europe to push for measures that would restrict Chinese exports.

This may reflect a growing chasm between Republicans who want to push for measures that would uphold popular parts of the law and those who prefer to let the market rule.

Jim Manley, a spokesman for Reid, said Reid and other Democrats will push for measures "to assure accountability for Bush administration officials who may have circumvented the law". The American Civil Liberties Union strongly opposes immunity.

[Page A1.] A Push to Help the Uninsured A lobbying group that includes the United States Chamber of Commerce, the A.F.L.-C.I.O. and the American Medical Association is planning a campaign to push for measures intended to reduce the number of people without health insurance.

I also encourage you to consider the validity of anonymous "experts" or "insiders" and the motivations of the AIDS Healthcare Foundation's push for Measure B and California State Assemblyman Isadore Hall's crusade for further laws requiring condom use on adult sets instead of working with the industry being regulated to find a viable solution.

Via NIAID Last year, when the AIDS Healthcare Federation AHFF) poked their heads into pornography and started the initial push for Measure B, a rarely enforced law that requires condoms to be used in pornography produced in Los Angeles County, high-minded reformers like AHF president Michael Weinstein seemed to have an obvious misunderstanding of how porn works.

The United States is pushing for measures to stop the practice and introduced an addendum to the proposed treaty that would commit countries to fight smuggling.

Mr. Icahn, of course, has another view: He suggests that he is pushing for measures to help flailing companies improve their long-term prospects.

In the past, the ayatollah has reserved his efforts to pushing for measures, like nationwide elections, that were likely to enhance the power of Iraq's Shiite majority.