Sentence examples for push to prepare from inspiring English sources

Last year, the Gates Foundation hired an economist named Thomas Kane to oversee a big new push to prepare students for college.

But today's push to prepare all students to attend does not mostly come from concern for their moral, cultural or intellectual growth.

Its adoption illustrated how political and ideological considerations in Washington are giving way in the push to prepare for the campaign against terrorism.

Dr. Jacques Rogge, president of the International Olympic Committee, urged Greek organizers Saturday to focus on the "core business" of the Olympics and put aside nonessential projects in a final push to prepare for the Athens Games.

Public schools from San Francisco to New York City are teaching online conduct skills as part of a nationwide digital citizenship push to prepare students for colleges and careers.

The NSA summarises the conclusion of its latest book thus Contrary to statements by President George W. Bush or Prime Minister Tony Blair, declassified records from both governments posted on the Web today reflect an early and focused push to prepare war plans and enlist allies regardless of conflicting intelligence about Iraq's threat and the evident difficulties in garnering global support.

While climate experts praised some of the steps FEMA has taken to push localities to prepare for climate change, they argue that far more is needed.

The White House signaled Monday that Obama would push them to prepare to ratchet up economic sanctions to isolate Moscow.

"My wife pushed me to prepare for the future -- how much should we save, what should we invest for the kids education," he said.

But he holds that Marines don't complain, and so he pushes himself to prepare for graduate school despite his escalating despair.

The 2000 election, Foley said, showed Democrats and Republicans that post-election disputes over elections can really matter and pushed them to prepare to go to all out if a race is relatively close.