Sentence examples for push to join from inspiring English sources

"The current system is immoral," said Peter Mills, who, as a state senator, started the push to join Social Security.

"It's a bit like Stoke City," said Pulis of Orlando's push to join M.L.S. "When we got in the Premier League the whole place took off".

A WILLOWY blonde, as fluent in Spanish and English as in her native Turkish, Elif Shafak should be a poster girl for Turkey's push to join Europe.

It was the first time a president had ordered penalties under the provision, which China agreed to as part of its push to join the World Trade Organization.

Moscow's demand for Ukraine to pay a fivefold increase for deliveries of Russian gas earlier this month was widely seen as punishment for Kiev's push to join the European Union and Nato since its "orange revolution" last winter.

In 1997, Katrina Yeaw's push to join the Cub Scouts ended up in the California supreme court, two years after she attempted to join a local pack with three female friends.

He had to be pushed to join the math club.

Slovakia is pushing to join NATO in the next round of enlargement.

Despite the public polls showing support for a free-trade agreement, Mr. Kan is making a big political gamble in pushing to join the talks.

In 2015, a group of girls in California are pushing to join the Cub Scouts officially, having unofficially participated in Boy Scouts of America BSAA) events and activities since September 2014.

His political opponents in Washington may criticise him for being too weak on Iran, but no one in Congress is pushing to join the Gulf's Arab states in some never-ending Sunni-Shia clash.