Sentence examples for push the ideas from inspiring English sources
Ed Miliband may not use the phrase "Blue Labour", but he will push the ideas behind it, with community organising at its heart (see Saul Alinsky's Rules for Radicals).
Last week, Chandrasekher outlined Intels plan to push the ideas behind Centrino into ever-smaller devices at the annual Intel Developer Forum.
Every engineer to join the classes must carry out a research project, in which he or she must be able to find and solve an inventive problem (Altshuller 1999; Savransky 1999) and to generate new ideas and push the ideas into inventions.
Then, using a Digg-style voting system, participating members can push the ideas up or down, allowing consensus to send the most-preferred agenda items to the top, and the least favored to the bottom.
He ultimately decided not to push the idea.
The French leader, Nicolas Sarkozy, is keen to push the idea of Tobin taxes.
Then, in 2008, Zelaya began to push the idea of a "Fourth Urn".
Mr. Cheney has not said how hard the administration will push the idea.
The politicians, the culture, they push the idea of family, the importance of the mother, and they also push the idea of opportunities for women, but they screw us all on the stuff that counts, that will make it real.
During my tenure at the State Department, we tried twice to push the idea of sending U.S. diplomats to Tehran.
And manufacturers continue to push the idea of "smart" sets by adding apps and other interactive elements.
