The rescue industry and the laws it pushes cause so much harm that there is an entire book called Collateral Damage: The Impact of Anti-Trafficking Measures on Human Rights Around The World.
Like most attorneys in private practice, Harder was more interested in finding clients than in pushing causes.
Ms. Remez said that AARP had an "e-active list" of about five million people at the ready to help push causes supported by the group.
Pushing causes like lower taxes, less spending and school choice plans, they have offered conservatives a base of influence independent of electoral politics.
A gentle inward push causes the dock to extend with the hiss of a high-end automobile component.
Of all his contemporaries, Bruce Springsteen has pushed causes to the forefront of his recordings, his concerts, and his ongoing conversation with fans.
Like the for-profit businessman he once was, he's acknowledged that over his four decades of pushing causes he was quite willing to abandon one effort if the results were weak and start another.
If the push caused Mr Tomlinson's death, the appropriate charge would be manslaughter, not assault occasioning actual bodily harm.
This push caused Mr Tomlinson to fall heavily to the floor and, because he had his hands in his pockets, he was unable to break his fall.
As the recovery in France started to flag, German unification provided a surprise push, causing many economists to raise their forecasts.
