Sentence examples for push to implement from inspiring English sources
As governor, I would push to implement my universal health care plan immediately, as opposed to first trying to insure children.
The company insists the employee was simply made redundant; he says his push to implement green policy was unpopular with management.
Now that there's a new push to implement this critical reform, the council needs to show it is serious about addressing the District's culture of pay-to-play.
There has also been a push to implement quotas to increase women's representation in the Liberal Party, though those calls have been rebuffed in recent years.
They also point out that recent Tory attempts to drive down the cost of labour – the recent push to implement the Adrian Beecroft report with its limits on employment rights – are hardly the behaviour of "moral markets".
However, there are politicians and officials in the capitals of the P5+1 group – the five permanent UN Security Council members, plus Germany – who will push to implement even harsher measures if a diplomatic solution is not reached relatively soon.
Chief Sweeney, who had heard of Mr. Newman's ideas, pushed to implement a similar plan, naming it the Phoenix Project.
Both industry and her fellow commissioners will have to be pushed to implement necessary improvements highlighted by the disaster at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in Japan.
If AMISOM pushes to implement these terms, it risks further alienating the regional administrations, without whom it will be impossible to build an effective national security sector.
Cameron is expected to make a decision on Monday and is being pushed to implement the budget by the energy secretary, Chris Huhne; foreign secretary, William Hague; environment secretary, Caroline Spelman, and the cabinet office minister, Oliver Letwin.
In Los Angeles, where the school district has moved toward significant reforms, like handing control of some chronically low-performing campuses to charter school operators, members of the school board have increasingly pushed to implement value-added assessments.
