Sentence examples for push to set from inspiring English sources

In recent years, there has also been a push to set up aquilaria plantations, Mr. Blanchette said.

China is currently engaged in a major push to set up media overseas, part of a reported $9 billion a year "soft power" thrust.

Smart planners push to set density limits as high as local residents will tolerate, which is basically always below the optimal level.

6. Alarm flashes if Malia and Sasha are jumping on Lincoln's bed. 7. Push to get Rahm Emanuel's Wisecrack of the Day. 8. Push to set automatic "Line no longer in service" response to incoming Hillary calls.

As a result of deepening contacts with law enforcement officials in Hungary, the push to set up an F.B.I. office in Budapest has come from the organized crime section of the bureau and the American Embassy in Hungary.

But the vast initiative started with a simple beginning: Alberto Weisser's determination to open the door to his company's critics – and his hard push to set up a meeting with a skeptical Brazilian bureaucrat.

The appointment of Mahmoud Abbas, better known as Abu Mazen, kicked off the final push to setting out on the road map.

La Russa said he thought Pujols being pushed to set a new standard with his contract, which he called unfair to Pujols.

If Tories were really serious about recapitalising the poor, others say, they would be pushing to set up regional banks to bring capital much closer to the people.

The next year, the Legislature cut financing for his antismoking campaign by nearly half, but Gov. Jeb Bush pushed to set up the endowment in Mr. Chiles's name, with an initial investment of $1.1 billion and three $200 million deposits to follow.

But he has also pushed to set aside Endangered Species Act protections when they conflict with other priorities, such as the construction of a University of Arizona observatory on Mount Graham.