Sentence examples for push to adopt from inspiring English sources

Companies stuck in low-value, low-skill business models might need a push to adopt these more dynamic practices.

The Soviet Union made a push to adopt natural gas in cars, to free up crude oil for export and ease the late-Soviet economic crisis.

Without a push to adopt renewables, India's galloping demand for energy could send oil and gas prices spiralling up and scupper any hopes of limiting CO2 emissions.

The push to adopt the wording "welcome" was led by the Maldives, leader of the alliance of small island states, of which Australia's Pacific island neighbours are members.

Wheat prices in NY plummeted to $2.80/bushel in 1985 and $2.25/bushel in 1986, which abruptly ended the push to adopt intensive management of wheat in NY until the 2000s.

Al Hilwa, a software analyst for the research group IDC, said in an e-mail that Adobe's push to adopt HTML5 showed that the company was looking at the long-term changes on the Web and accepting them.

"We are pushing to adopt the catch phrase 'Safe World Cup' for Japan and Korea".

Health officials around the country are pushing to adopt New York's "Read 'Em Before You Eat 'Em" postings as another way to attack obesity.

In addition to the societal impact, the N.B.A. players' union is cutting its own throat by not pushing to adopt this rule.

I.B.M., which has been the leader in collaboration software but has been losing market share to Microsoft, said it was pushing to adopt open standards.

As the EFF's voice gets louder, the ANC is also being pushed to adopt a more populist tone, for instance by talking about seizing white farmland.Many of those who dislike Mr Malema admit he has a point.