Sentence examples for push to exchange from inspiring English sources

The hope is that the emergence of democratic and independent politics in Iran might re-energise the progressive forces within Israeli society in order to counter the rise of fundamentalism there, and make a real and determined push to exchange land for peace and complete Israel's return to its pre-1967 borders.

One of a number of major museum projects in Doha, including I. M. Pei's year-old Museum of Islamic Art, it is part of a government push to encourage the exchange of cultural traffic — between East and West, tradition and modernity — after many years in which it seemed to move only one way.

The move 11.Nb3 is not only useful to support the c4 c5 push, but also to exchange the knight against Black's dark-squared bishop after a possible a2 a3 forcing the retreat Bb4 c5.

Mr. Rolet has led the push to give the London exchange an edge in the face of increasing competition from the likes of Chi-X Europe and BATS Europe.

In a final push to promote the Australia exchange program, Tourism New South Wales, which promotes the state that includes Sydney has teamed up with MySpace to produce www.myspace.com/mysydney.com/mysydney

That is likely to make the Germans more persistent in their push to create a pan-European exchange.

For its part, the Humane Society agreed to give up on a push to ban cages entirely in exchange for the opportunity to work toward a single, nationwide standard mandating better conditions.

BlackRock, the giant money management firm, is making a big push to expand its business in exchange-traded funds after benefiting from strong investor interest.

More immediately, the Trump administration's push to ensure the health insurance exchanges are worse and more expensive for consumers continues apace.

And it would also tend to push the exchange rate down, leading to higher exports and import substitution, and increase activity that way too.

This move is designed to push down the exchange rate to increase exports and increase inflationary pressures from higher priced imports.