OTHER marketers are eager to push convenience dining in new directions.
As he built a following, Mr. Wildmon, who then called his group the National Federation for Decency, used boycotts and protests to push convenience stores to stop selling Playboy and Penthouse, and he later tormented the National Endowment for the Arts for supporting work he deemed sacrilegious or obscene.
Drugstore chain CVS pushes convenience with curbside pickups.
Now it is viewed as a bully in local areas, where it is pushing for convenience stores, and the brand is known for everything else but food.
He pushed for convenience and informality by combining different kinds of furnishings, accessories and tableware that avoided the deadly matched look; devising walls for storage and display that looked into other spaces; and inventing a cozy semi-enclosure known as the "conversation pit," a cushiony retreat that encouraged sit-down talk in the living room.
Note that this implies that both players A and B are pushed, for personal convenience, to not cooperate, independently of what the other player does, but end up getting a worse reward than if they would have both cooperated.
These factors can push people toward convenience foods like packaged and processed grocery staples and fast-food items to keep their families fed.
WASHINGTON -- Ten months after the American retailers won a lobbying victory on Capitol Hill against debit card swipe fees, a trade group representing convenience stores is pushing for the government to crack down on similar fees for credit cards.
In the interview, published on Ebony's website Nov. 13, Hunt asked if the singer had seen the surveillance video allegedly showing Brown stealing cigarillos from a local convenience story and pushing a store employee.
Some compound adjectives are dying: push-button convenience is passé, and solid-state electronics, which substitutes transistors for vacuum tubes, is not needed in an age that assumes vacuum to be a noun for a device that sucks up dirt.
