Sentence examples for push law from inspiring English sources

The nominee will also think that prisons need to put more emphasis on rehabilitation, that the harmful practice of solitary confinement should not be used as a punishment, and that the U.S. Department of Justice should dole out federal grants in ways that push law enforcement agencies across the country to stop routinely violating constitutional rights.

"People have become very afraid that the federal or state government is going to push laws that will infringe upon their rights to get guns," he said.

While environmentalists push laws requiring automakers to sell smaller, lighter cars in order to meet higher fuel-economy standards, safety advocates worry that meeting those demands will result in cars that are less safe in a crash.

Their willingness to push laws that disenfranchise millions of Americans is an affront to all we hold dear.

On the flight, early visions of playing professionally in the US pushed law out of my mind.

When she first joined the industry, she said, growth was being driven by corporations that were pushing law firms to outsource to save money.

Dewey's mail room and copy room - in some ways a paper-pushing law firm's nerve center - were shut on Wednesday.

Though the riots in August 2011 pushed law and order briefly to the fore, even then the economy worried twice as many as blazing inner cities.

* Pushed law to weaken public employee unions.

In 2005, it pushed law firms to increase the gender and ethnic diversity among the staff that did business for the retailer.

As police have grappled with accusations of racism in the wake of shootings of unarmed black Americans, the Department of Justice has pushed law enforcement departments to undertake increasingly popular trainings on how unconscious biases – such as racial prejudice – influence policing.