Sentence examples for pushed actively from inspiring English sources

And as a founding member of the American Abstract Artists in 1936, he pushed actively for the recognition of home-grown American abstraction.

Through teaching and his own painting, Vytlacil (1892-1984), born in New York to Czech immigrant parents, played a role in promoting European modernism here in the 1930's and, as a founding member of the American Abstract Artists, pushed actively for the recognition of home-grown American abstraction.

Through teaching and his own painting, Vytlacil (1892-1984), born in New York to Czech immigrant parents, played a role in promoting European modernism in the 1930's and, as a founding member of the American Abstract Artists, pushed actively for the recognition of home-grown American abstraction.

He conceded, however, that the Global Network Initiative would be meaningless if companies cited their participation in the framework but failed to push actively for a more open Internet while expanding operations in countries like China.

Don't look for big institutional investors to push actively for better governance.

Women who delivered at North Staffordshire were much more likely to push physiologically (on instinct), whilst those who delivered at Burton were more likely to push actively (as directed by the midwife).

During the second stage the baby's heartbeat drops and Vivian asks a colleague to assist and support her. Due to the baby's heartbeat Vivian feels she needs to intervene and ask the woman push actively, which she sees as a risk factor in this case.

But he declined to say whether Mr. Chalmers or Bayoil were among those who pushed most actively for lower prices.

As hypothesized by Wyld, in cells pushed to actively divide (by Vit D in this case) the DNA may become more susceptible to damage by the photodynamic treatment 39.

However, she says it's early days and markets must be pushed pro-actively.

In doing so, Masnick pointed out, the AGs "are actively pushing this activity further underground where it will be harder for them to stop it".