Sentence examples for push ideas from inspiring English sources

It's not his job to push ideas that pose a serious proliferation risk".

At the top was a chance to push ideas about public policy -- and especially about radically changing Social Security.

His family said: "Most artists tend to stick to one discipline but Bruce Lacey always was prepared to try new things, to push ideas, materials and boundaries.

They will be ignored as long as they push ideas perceived as being on the left, regardless of the merits of the ideas.

He did not have the confidence or the influence to push ideas through the general council because for the greater part of his stewardship, he could count on few powerful allies.

Not only do they fail to push ideas, such as EITC expansion, that are known to work; but they have also avoided intellectually tougher debates, such as how to revamp health-care or counter the rising elitism of the universities (see article).

He no longer pushes ideas like northern independence.

At first, advocating free marketry was like pushing ideas uphill.

So, increasingly, reformers are pushing ideas like creating a new and assertive constitutional court.

I wanted them to have a clear, open field of thought rather than me pushing ideas into their head.

The rule's critics and supporters alike are already pushing ideas for tweaks, though for drastically different reasons.