Sentence examples for push to represent from inspiring English sources

The union said it would continue its push to represent the schools' teachers and also called on more resources to be provided to students.

Although Mr. Peres has lost many election races -- most recently one for the Israeli presidency last summer -- associates have been pushing him to represent the peace camp.

Labour is clearly willing to push it forward to represent it during the coming election.

Hundreds of people participated in demonstrations, some pushing empty buggies to represent the children forced to stay indoors because of dirty air.

With time and education, the public is pushing their leaders to represent the gun violence prevention movement.

The pair hail from Port Glasgow in Inverclyde, and together they have been trying to push up the rankings to represent Scotland in judo at this summer's Commonwealth Games.

7.01pm GMT #My2k hashtag goes awry After Barack Obama pushed the hashtag #My2K to represent the $2,000 a year that a family of four would lose if the end-of-year tax hikes take place, the term itself has been trending on Twitter in the US.

In the experiment, a weight was put on the pad to represent pushing force from a user's finger.

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"We consider it to represent a push".

The corporation has pledged to push 3,500 companies worth $30 trillion to represent women equally on their boards.