Sentence examples for push to elevate from inspiring English sources

Milner, whose future remains in doubt as he wants greater first XI opportunities, believes the push to elevate the club further is on.

This comes after a decades-long push to elevate girls' sports and ensure girls are offered the same opportunities in STEM.

There is widespread speculation that, should AK replicate yesterday's success in the national poll, Mr Erdogan will push to elevate himself to the presidency when it becomes vacant in 2012.

But even more potent may be a push to elevate the achievements of Captain James Cook, whose so-called "discovery" of Australia will be 250 years old in 2020.

This push to elevate solar energy as an individual right is being carried by the new economic case for solar power: the plunging cost of solar modules – they have fallen 80% in the last four years – means households can install rooftop systems and lower their electricity bills.

And schools are just one arena in a multi-pronged push to elevate non-believing Americans from second-class status.

Perhaps this is the silver lining: no matter which approach individual publications take in confronting abuse in the industry, the culinary world will, I hope, finally be pushed to elevate more women and minorities in an industry that has been historically hostile to both.

What have been some of the notable challenges you've faced in the process of taking this new approach, scaling the company and pushing to elevate the message?

"We will provide flexibility for doctors and hospitals, but push them to elevate their performance.

Adams' point was that he wanted to push Bergkamp, to elevate his performances so that they had substance as well as style.

There is a push, however, to elevate to Grand Cru status Pommard's finest Premier Cru vineyards -- Les Rugiens, Les Epenots and Les Grands-Epenots (or parts of them).