India mirrors the developing world as a whole: growth will push a wave of Indians through the $1.25 barrier over the next decade (see chart 3).
It's not enough to push a wave of women into politics, they must be supported by cultural change, and women's organisations are using innovative approaches to make this happen.
One was about pushing a wave of companies to surge towards an IPO faster; the other has been about giving permission to a wave of companies to put off the IPO as long as possible– but the two have been equally dramatic changes that have impacted the broader economy.
Now 61, he seems to revel in the complexities of a capital case, pushing a great wave of white hair out of the way as he dispenses with one legal or logistical challenge after another.
In fact, the rate of spending has some authorities concerned that the push for provincial spending could drive a wave of corruption.
She grew up in El Paso's segundo barrio, and says that the changes taking place in her neighbourhood over the past five years mainly, families pushed out on a wave of gentrification break her heart.
Investment banks are preparing road shows to push a new wave of technology stocks after Labor Day.
Whether this achievement will be enough to push a new wave of business users toward smartphone adoption is an open question, especially since the software is, at least for now, hindered by a dearth of features, and is tricky to work with.
Syria's brutal civil war is pushing a new wave of migrants towards Europe.
The contractors, who say that they will be making only meager profits, are worried that they will be pushed into bankruptcy by a wave of lawsuits expected over the asbestos, mercury and other toxic agents released into the air by the Sept. 11 terrorist attack and the subsequent excavation and cleanup.
