Sentence examples for push office from inspiring English sources
Raikes also wants to push Office further into small businesses (one reason Microsoft recently paid $1.1 billion for Great Plains and $1.5 billion for Navision) and out to newcomers who could use handhelds rather than laptops nurses, truckdrivers, waiters.
With Manhattan's skyscraper-proof bedrock in finite supply and the city's fixation on housing and envelope-pushing office buildings on the upswing — and also the impetus behind the proposed rezoning of 70 blocks around Grand Central Terminal called Midtown East — the sky is not only the limit, it's the solution.
Microsoft is pushing Office onto every major platform, ensuring that one of the key cash sources has the largest potential market to sell into.
But rest assured that the big corporations and donors will make their identities known to the winners they push into office.
The breakaway al-Qaida group is the most powerful faction fighting Assad's forces, which means a US campaign to weaken the Islamic State extremists could actually strengthen a leader the White House has sought to push from office.
Mikhail Saakashvili, 35, an American-trained lawyer, said that presidential and parliamentary elections would be held on Jan . 4and that he would seek to replace the man he helped push from office three days ago, his former mentor, Eduard A. Shevardnadze.
She rebounded with a push into office products for home use, especially for kids.
Blart, which hit theaters in January, has earned $170 million so far, helping push box office business up 9% for the first quarter of 2009.
What good is a student movement when the political heft of high-paid lobbyists and privately-funded Super PACs controls who can win an election and what they're willing to push in office?
All that would be fine if he was a genuinely contemplative soul pushed into office.
