Sentence examples for push to present from inspiring English sources

The statement appeared part of Mr. Rouhani's diplomatic push to present himself as more conciliatory than his predecessor, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, whose strident tone helped further isolate Iran.

But Syria's western-backed opposition may also push to present itself as the force that should be supported in order to fight Isis and other jihadis and build a free and democratic Syria.

But it also reflected Mr. Christie's national ambitions and his continued push to present himself as a different kind of Republican — one who could teach Washington a thing or two about bipartisanship.

Emboldened by this take on the Commerce Clause, conservative legal organizations could push to present a range of health and safety regulations before the court.

Summer's here and as schools get ready to let out, students from art and design colleges are on the final push to present the work they've been compiling all year round at final degree showcases.

Boeing said it stopped pushing to present new orders at air shows about three years ago.

Thomas Krens, the Guggenheim Museum's director, who had once pushed to present the "Celebration" series at the Guggenheim, as part of a Koons retrospective that never happened, showered his frosty benison upon one and all.

But Mr Tillerson will push them to present a clear plan on how they'll do that, and to do it faster.

Most of the companies in this category depend on location tracking and/or push notifications to present the right customer with the right offer in the right place at the right time.

As an artist we not only try to push ourselves to present something original, but also hope to do a humble gesture to create music that is educational and help sharpen the audience's critical ability.

The senior Administration official told me that he was pushing Saleh to present a detailed plan for transferring power and then quit.