Sentence examples for pushing for solutions from inspiring English sources
Even as Republicans pepper his administration with probes, he needs to keep pushing for solutions to America's main domestic problems.
Groups like the American Farmland Trust are pushing for solutions: Their Best Management Practices contest pays farmers to reduce fertilizer use and therefore nitrate runoff.
His goal with this organization is to build avenues for themselves and others to engage in public dialogue, increase transparency, and establish an environment for reconciliation with innocent victims while pushing for solutions from local to international levels.
This is not to claim that each of these achievements is either perfect or even adequate (the financial reform bill clearly is not, and we will need to go further in healthcare reform), and it is not an argument on their merits, but rather about the president noting problems and pushing for solutions that Christie absurdly disputes.
His critics complained that he failed to push for solutions to old problems.
Perry has said she has the backing of David Cameron to push for solutions – including an age classification system for music videos and the clear labelling of airbrushed celebrity pictures.
But the Palestinian leader continued to push for solutions to political issues like the freeze on settlement construction and the pullback of Israeli troops in keeping with recommendations in the report prepared by the commission headed by former Senator George J. Mitchell.
A poll conducted two years ago for the conservative Centre for the Defence of Free Enterprise found that 61% of voters reckoned "environmental groups usually push for solutions that are too extreme".
Unlike Saudi Arabia, which has vocally supported the removal of Assad, Egypt has pushed for solutions that might include him.
I will continue to push for solutions to eliminate reliance on hired guns to provide security in war zones.
My wish is to be a catalyst, to push for solutions, to broker peace talks, to ensure accountability, especially for those who committed and are still organizing unspeakable crimes.
