Sentence examples for pushing a project from inspiring English sources

Anti-Christo forces, led by a group that has dubbed the project, and the name of their organization, "Rags Over the Arkansas River," or ROAR, said that moneyed interests and state politicians were pushing a project that would mostly benefit outsiders.

The Education Commission of the States, a nonpartisan research group based in Denver, and several universities are pushing a project known as K-16, an effort to ensure that state proficiency tests measure whether students know enough to take college freshman courses.

"There was a reaction from the Kickstarter community, who just are all about being behind or pushing a project that sounds like a great idea, Jolicoeur said.

Sources within the HCA say it will either invest directly in a major housing scheme by taking an equity stake, help to push a project forward by paying for the infrastructure, or work in partnership with developers.

The objective is to push a project forward.

If you are the owner of a volunteer project, you can show that you can lead via influence and collaboration rather than leveraging a title to push a project forward.

With the help of Sémonville he now started to push a project of constitutional reform that followed the French Constitution of the Year VIII in important respects: a bicameral legislature would be appointed by a "National College" (akin to the French Senate) from a list of names produced by a convoluted system of national elections.

"An intriguing idea," said Robert Zeig, the executive director of the Brooklyn Sports Foundation, which is pushing a similar project.

Another New Yorker, Ann Marie Buerkle is pushing a road project for the Syracuse area, and Allen West of Florida wants $21 million to add a runway to the Fort Lauderdale airport.

Now, Tony Blair's former communications chief Peter Mandelson is pushing a rather different project: the New Titanic, a 1bn yuan (£116m) bid to rebuild the doomed passenger liner in a landlocked Chinese county more than 1,200km from the sea.

You've logged some late hours at your desk, pushing through a project or getting ready for that big meeting in the morning.