Sentence examples for push to host from inspiring English sources

Critics have said that the anti-propaganda law amounts to government-sanctioned homophobia and is out of sync with Russia's push to host major international events.

Critics have said that the antipropaganda law amounts to government-sanctioned homophobia and is out of sync with Russia's push to host major international events.

Pittsburgh is making a strong push to host the next Winter Classic on Jan . 1 when the N.H.L. may match the league's signature stars -- Sidney Crosby and the Capitals' Alex Ovechkin -- at Heinz Field.

Critics say Russia's repression of gay rights is part of a pattern that also includes a tightening of pressure on civil society groups, and steps to limit foreign influences — all seemingly out of sync with Russia's push to host international events, like the recently completed 2013 World University Games in Kazan and the international track and field championships now under way in Moscow.

But Pruitt's push to host a televised debate on climate change ― an event many saw as a first step to reconsidering the carbon dioxide endangerment finding ― hit a snare when White House chief of staff John Kelly reportedly kiboshed the idea, deeming it too politically risky.

Rockingham does, however, host the Shell Eco-marathon and is now pushing to host electric car and bike races.

Bahrain's leadership pushed to host the GCC plus 2 because it believes this forum represents the best hope for accomplishing that objective.

WHITE SOX 6, TIGERS 3 Mark Buehrle pitched six innings and Carlos Quentin hit a bases-loaded double to push host Chicago to three and a half games behind first-place Detroit in the American League Central.

Mallya was part of the small group of businessmen and racing enthusiasts who for years pushed for India to host a race.

Clinton, who spotlighted the issue in an earlier debate, reminded the CNN audience that she had pushed the Democratic National Committee to host a debate in Flint.

Despite Ms. White's opening monologue, which made distinctions between her generation and that of the "SNL" fans who pushed for her to host, she seemed at home on the show.