The word "pushes" is correct in written English.
It is commonly used to describe the act of applying force to move something away or to encourage someone to take action.
Example: "She pushes her limits every day to achieve her goals."
Alternatives: "drives" or "motivates."
"If I find myself in a difficult position – I hope I don't – that pushes me beyond the limits [of his mandate] I will resort to the people, obviously not through elections but with a referendum.
It is not easy to even begin to quantify what constitutes just reparations for horrors such as slavery in America, apartheid in South Africa and the Nazi Holocaust in Europe; yet that is the ethical question raised when the past pushes its way, uncomfortably, into the present.
The result pushes Miller 19 points ahead of Alex Marquez, the brother of MotoGP superstar Marc, in the overall standings as the category goes into a mid-season break.
Australians will lose access to free visits to see a doctor as the Abbott government pushes ahead with plans to introduce a new $7 fee for GP consultations and increase prices for medicines.
I also liked clambering over the rocky coastline in the north, particularly south of Svaneke, where a craggy ledge pushes out some 50 meters into the sea, meaning you can drop immediately into deep water.
And she pulls a succession of conventionally hot men and pushes to the limits how much sex, nudity and blueness can be handled in a four-act network show, writing to ad breaks, for a mass audience.
As the threat of unemployment pushes the environment out of voters' minds, green issues take a back seat.
In these movements we all sleep together, we all hang out… It's participatory, consensus-based, dynamic, fun Every day, something happens in British politics that pushes at the very boundaries of humane behaviour.
As if another push from the Globe wasn't enough, NPR pushes again as the book tour moves into the paperback phase, in a new interview published Monday: "But you don't want to run, still?" I do not.
Rogue FBI agent Richie di Maso (Cooper) pushes Rosenberg into working for him.
If, as seems likely, Brian Cowen's party survives over the next few days and pushes the budget through the Dáil, Fianna Fáil strategists will argue that their fate is far from sealed.
