Sentence examples for pushed to join from inspiring English sources
He had to be pushed to join the math club.
Lenovo believes strongly in protecting innovation, and having seen the real threats that trolls can pose, I pushed to join LOT Network, a non-profit community of companies that work together to minimize their exposure to patents owned by trolls.
Gangs in Chinatown were still very active in the early 1980s, and most young men his age were being pushed to join.
Upon questioning her, the family learns that Pono had likewise been pushed to join the recently established Pembela Tanah Air (PETA; Protectors of the Homeland), and refused; Sri had broken off their engagement rather than marry a coward, saying that if she were a man she would have certainly joined.
Slovakia is pushing to join NATO in the next round of enlargement.
Despite the public polls showing support for a free-trade agreement, Mr. Kan is making a big political gamble in pushing to join the talks.
In 2015, a group of girls in California are pushing to join the Cub Scouts officially, having unofficially participated in Boy Scouts of America BSAA) events and activities since September 2014.
His political opponents in Washington may criticise him for being too weak on Iran, but no one in Congress is pushing to join the Gulf's Arab states in some never-ending Sunni-Shia clash.
In a move pitting Japanese farmers against the nation's export industries, Prime Minister Naoto Kan is pushing to join negotiations for an American-backed free-trade zone called the Trans-Pacific Partnership that would span the Pacific Rim.
Tottenham even took Michel Vorm from Swansea City two weeks after Lloris had re-signed in a move that was seen as a shrewd contingency on Levy's part in the event of Lloris pushing to join a Champions League club.
He said the stakes were high for the union movement because if it plays a major role in gaining legal status for illegal immigrants, labor's image will soar among immigrants, and that might help persuade many immigrants to push to join unions.
