Sentence examples for pushing to address from inspiring English sources

The issue had been gradually bubbling up among leading Republicans as top corporations, including some in petroleum, have been pushing to address it.

After eight years of conflict, with the commission pushing to address overcrowding and legislators shying away from the expense, Alan Croce, the commission's chairman and a Suffolk resident, offered the commission's expertise to help design a more cost-efficient jail.

The Czech school system has been repeatedly pushed to address the problem.

"Once they got on the board, they pushed to address that," she said.

And he has not been pushed to address his Mormon faith, which created a stir four years ago and prompted him to give a speech seeking to explain his beliefs.

The announcement is part of a growing push to address past wrongdoing, by both the government and private firms.

Australia led the push to address these issues by bringing them to the forefront of the G20 agenda, and tasking the OECD with examining them.

Britain sent Foreign Secretary William Hague to Mogadishu and appointed an ambassador to Somalia for the first time in two decades on Thursday, signaling London's intention to help make a push to address the country's long-running conflict.

The construction in Harriman is part of a push to address the backlog of deferred maintenance and infrastructure projects across New York's state parks, which last spring received an infusion of $89 million from the governor and the Legislature for capital improvements.

"If I was going to vote, I would vote for Bernie," he said, adding that he was impressed by the senator's push to address income inequality as well as his opposition to the emerging trans-Pacific trade deal – which some truckers believe could damage the haulage industry.

With his reputation as a risk-taker, Sefton has been hired to shake up the festival's programme – in particular the music strand, as part of a push to address an audience that may not have attended the event in great numbers before.