Sentence examples for push the changes from inspiring English sources

We are headed in the right direction, but need to fight to push the changes through.

The F.B.I. and the White House no doubt want to push the changes through before a new president is elected.

But the government is likely to take a close interest in whether the BBC can push the changes through in the hope that it can use them as a model for pension reform across the public sector.

Greece must push the changes into law to secure the first installment of 6.8 billion euros, or $8.8 billion, in aid that was approved on Monday by euro zone finance ministers.

"What's different is that we now have a supervisor who is going to work with 10 to 12 schools and whose focus will be in really supporting principals and in helping to push the changes," said Irma Zardoya, who is now superintendent of District 10 in the Bronx and next year will head Instructional Division 1 in the West Bronx.

Despite strong union opposition, the government must push the changes into law if it is to clinch the first installment of a 6.8 billion euro, or $8.7 billion, aid payment approved by the 17 finance ministers of the euro zone countries on Monday.

Mr. Levy lacked the political support to push the change through, though.

Other students who helped push the change were seated around her, and they nodded emphatically.

Two-thirds support was needed to push the change through, and Villaraigosa vowed that was he heard.

They charged that Republicans were pushing the changes because Barack Obama had won Florida in the presidential election in November.

But with Bing, Microsoft appears to have pushed the changes into more subject areas than its rivals.