Sentence examples for push to deal from inspiring English sources

There's been a determined push to deal with bankruptcy in the face of public protest.

Is it Lestoil, or is it whatever's on sale?" A second initiative announced by the group is a push to deal unilaterally on industrywide issues with airlines.

For now, it appears that the war against Ecstasy has centered more on law enforcement than public health -- unlike the war on crack, for example, which encompassed an effort to roust dealers as well as a strong push to deal with the medical effects of a drug that was unquestionably damaging and often lethal.

"What I fear with the Gore-Lieberman ticket," said Senator Sam Brownback, a Kansas Republican, "is that you'll hear words but see no action or real push to deal with the products produced by these billion-dollar companies because of the money they put into their campaigns".

Australia, which believes at least 150 of its citizens are involved in fighting or actively supporting the Islamic State (ISIL) in Syria and Iraq, has been spearheading a push to deal with the issue.

Staff resources (i.e. time plus skill) are being wasted on overly complex internal processes and there seems to be no concerted organisational push to deal with this.

The Nuggets were pushed to deal Mercer before the N.B.A. trading deadline rather than risk losing him this summer as a free agent.

But the Dodgers still pushed to deal him in recent weeks.

The campaign began a push yesterday to deal with its Iraq challenge.

The Gnutella protocol supports five types of messages: ping and pong used to probe the network, query and queryhit used to exchange data, and push used to deal with peers behind the firewall.

We can still push Obama to deal with the massive crisis of the unemployed, (for instance by joining the October 2d national rally for jobs and justice).