Sentence examples for push to deliver from inspiring English sources

OVIEDO, Fla .-- The anonymously financed conservative groups that have played such a crucial role this campaign year are starting a carefully coordinated final push to deliver control of Congress to Republicans, shifting money among some 80 House races they are monitoring day by day.

The company is benefiting from AT&T's push to deliver high-speed Internet access over the cable networks it acquired with TCI and others.

The push to deliver antiretroviral drugs to all HIV-infected people who need them made another step forward last year, but still has a long ways to go.

The BBC Trust said the NAO was "an important ally to the trust in its push to deliver better value for money for licence fee payers.

While I was able to have some temporary creative freedom this is not the norm or part of what other engineers enjoy and I do not feel there is one cohesive push to deliver the best we can deliver anymore.

The comparative advantage UNICEF has as an interlocutor between the government and non-government response (combining policy work, sector leadership and operations) was also sometimes lost in the push to deliver inputs.

As late as Tuesday night, a McCain adviser said, Ms. Palin was pushing to deliver her own speech just before Mr. McCain's concession speech, even though vice-presidential nominees do not traditionally speak on election night.

And with North America as the source of virtually all of Ford's profits for the foreseeable future, Mr. Fields is being pushed to deliver better margins, higher sales and the final validation that he is the best choice to take over when Mr. Mulally retires.

Compliance has been a driver for IAM adoption yet they are being pushed to deliver more.

And while Kliger's pushing to deliver "standard care in the home," the most common request has been euthanasia.

Reducing the amount of data that needs to be pushed to deliver the same or better quality music has advantages for companies and consumers.