Sentence examples for pushing to put from inspiring English sources

Even as it became reasonable to suspect that BZ could cause serious injury on the battlefield, the military was pushing to put it into use.

Apart from a few devotees of wicca, nobody is pushing to put the hallow back in Halloween, and the festival is happily welcoming of a wide variety of cultural customs, the mark of a living folk tradition.

Instead, House minority leader Nancy Pelosi and Senate majority leader Harry Reid gave their blessing Obama's plan, and only a small band of progressive representatives are even pushing to put the military action to a vote.

But the faction pushing to put chained CPI on the table won out.

"He's always pushing to put out the most cutting edge footwork," Earl adds.

Ads claim taxpayers could be responsible for future operating expenses, and Moroun's camp is pushing to put the issue up for public vote, according to MLive.

Pushed to put a figure on it, you might say this collection was eight parts Oscar, two parts Copping: which seems, perhaps, a good place to start.

I then also benefited from [its] push to put in interactive whiteboards etc, so I know first-hand that they have done things that had a positive impact on teachers, schools and their students".

Mr. Maragos, who was elected comptroller in 2009 after two decades running a company that provides trading services and financial data, said he would advocate committing to energy independence the same way the country pushed to put a man on the moon.

The move could send shockwaves rippling through the broader global economy, as the president continues his push to "put America first" in trade negotiations with global partners.

Even as the [Chinese] government pushes to put in place a new regulatory framework around how data is managed and shared, there does not yet appear to be a higher-level consensus around how to do this in practice.