Sentence examples for pushing free from inspiring English sources

The coalition is also pushing free schools, created by parents and other groups dissatisfied with the local offerings.

History will give him due credit for preserving peace, for presiding over prosperous times, for balancing the budget, ushering in welfare reform and pushing free trade.

In 1993-94 Mr Clinton offered a strong lead, pushing free trade, a deficit-fixing bill and health reform: his reward was to see his fellow Democrats clobbered in the 1994 elections.

The Liberal Democrats, perhaps the biggest winners so far from devolution, have prospered not by espousing self-reliance and a bonfire of controls but by pushing free care for the elderly and an end to tuition fees.The Scottish National Party (SNP) is the big loser.

Back then, once the Fed lifted interest rates and withdrew monetary stimulus, Bill Clinton signed laws pushing free trade, welfare reform and capital gains tax cuts.

Though it ranks only fourth in worldwide drug sales, Pfizer deploys the largest sales force in the industry — 5,400 marketers pushing free samples.

It is impossible to imagine the next Democratic presidential candidate pushing free-trade deals the way the last one did.

Or they can look for reforms that both parties can agree on, such as simplifying the tax code, pushing free-trade deals and fixing America's broken immigration system.

Australia was so grateful for her help with successfully pushing freer trade with the United States that it honored her with its Order of Australia award in 2002.

"Going forward, he is, as you know, pushing free-trade agreements -- three of them, which will produce 70,000 jobs -- create or support 70,000 jobs in America.

She jerked her head away and pushed free of his arms.