Sentence examples for push their cause from inspiring English sources
Partners associated with Magna and Greenwood's bid have already hired lobbyists to help push their cause.
And they are looking forward to having Mr. Coats in place to help push their cause.
And the tech industry will have found a strong advocate in Mr. Hatch to further push their cause in Congress.
As word spread about "Radio Unnameable," people just walked into the station to watch, listen, smoke a joint, push their cause.
The new marriage licenses in San Francisco are giving gay and lesbian couples here an unprecedented platform to push their cause among congregations that have accepted gay relationships in the past.
They hope to challenge the assumption that the leadership transition will inevitably be a period of risk-avoidance and caution over policy.In their effort to push their cause, reformers have recently sponsored two reports laying out plans for long-term change.
Environmental groups say they are concerned that some proponents of opening the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil drilling are pushing their cause using the prospect of energy disruptions from a possible war.
Some say that North Dakota lawmakers and activists opposed to abortion aggressively pushed their cause this year because they were emboldened by the huge cash reserves from oil revenue that the state can use to fight legal challenges to its laws, and by the successful passage of abortion restrictions elsewhere in the country.
Since Ordain Women first pushed their cause last fall, church leaders have taken some actions to show their regard for women.
Abroad, Fretilin's members most notably former journalist José Ramos-Horta (later to be Prime Minister and President)—pushed their cause in diplomatic forums.
When the Egyptian Authorities blocked Internet access at the height of the protests, this stupid step backfired and people rushed out to the streets to see what was going on thus swelling the crowds which in turn emboldened the protesters and pushed their cause to the forefront.
