Sentence examples for pushing efforts from inspiring English sources
Lack of aerobic fitness may limit pushing efforts during childbirth and represents increased cardiovascular strain and risk.
He is pushing efforts to create standards that would secure the Internet's plumbing, though those may take longer than a decade to be put in place globally.
Rouhani is pushing efforts to speed up implementation of the deal to bring about tangible relief from sanctions before parliamentary elections in February.
Labour MP Yvette Cooper, who is chair of the party's refugee taskforce and is pushing efforts in parliament for more government action, said: "We must not turn our backs on refugee children who are alone and at terrible risk.
As he took stock of his presidency, Mr. Calderón emphasized what he considered his triumphs, including creating jobs, expanding health care, arresting or killing more than two dozen cartel leaders, and pushing efforts to build trustworthy police and judicial institutions, as well as social programs to fight the root causes of crime.
Senator Charles E. Grassley, the Iowa Republican who heads the Finance Committee and who has been pushing efforts to tighten government oversight of charities, said, "Congress, the administration and the charitable sector itself are all obliged to make certain these tax preferences are used as intended".
In recent years a few rich-world leaders have pushed efforts to study whether a happiness statistic could prove useful.
But, he said, Archer Daniels executives were the first to push efforts to control production volumes, which would help guarantee the effectiveness of a price-fixing scheme.
Unfortunately, research has also shown that it is often difficult to get support for radical projects in large firms [14], where internal cultures and pressures often push efforts toward more low risk, immediate reward, incremental projects.
Governments should push efforts to harmonise standards and also act more vigorously against such anti-competitive practices.The third obstacle is a regulatory mess that may hold up proper competition in electricity.
Like other candidates for statewide office, notably Charles E. Schumer, who was elected to the Senate in 1998, Mrs. Clinton said she would push efforts under way in Washington to deregulate utilities as a way to try to reduce electric costs.
