Sentence examples for push to explain from inspiring English sources

"What is the message we push to explain our desire to stay in the Anglican Communion?" he asks.

So the central bank will not rush to reverse its long run of rate rises that have left investors squealing.The response from Mr Singh should be a push to explain to Congress and the country how reforms to land ownership or government efficiency or the retail sector would help to improve the mood and hence India's economic fortunes.

And he was pushed to explain the damage that bankruptcy had done to those who had lent to him.

Pushed to explain who had told her they didn't want a candidate, Currie said it was confidential.

When pushed to explain what stress had been affecting the Italians, he added: "For what's happening in Italy to the clubs [in the corruption scandal].

On Friday afternoon, Obama told the White House press corps that all presidential candidates and nominees who say they have a solution to a particular problem should be pushed to explain their plan.

Nissan called on to withdraw dangerous car model from Indian market Car assessment body NCAP calls on Nissan to withdraw the Datsun GO, pending an urgent redesign, after it was awarded zero stars for tests of its most basic safety features 4. Shell is pushed to explain its role in $1.1bn Nigerian corruption scandal The British-Dutch group paid a huge fee to develop an offshore oil block.

Photograph: Bloomberg Michael Hewson of CMC Markets says the governor will be pushed to explain his "chameleon-like" change of view: The likelihood is that Carney will try and balance his remarks about any rate rise being data dependant, and given that inflation is falling and wage growth remains weak it is more likely that the market could well be getting ahead of itself on this one.

Why hasn't he been pushed to explain himself?

During the upcoming presidential debates, including the one this Sunday, Trump should be pushed to explain why he supports the judicial philosophies of the people on his lists.

The district, as Sedlak and his colleagues argued, also pushed to explain how water reuse was in the community's long-term interest and actively solicited and accepted community feedback on the project.