Sentence examples for pushing to save from inspiring English sources

Labor unions and aerospace associations also are pushing to save programs, including Lockheed Martin's F-22 fighter jet, which includes components made by Boeing.

While many are pushing to save Oak Flat, the fate of Apache holy land rests on the success of Grijalva's bill -- a long shot.

In fact the local Tory MP, Henry Smith, who went between the posts for the half-time kids' kickabout, could have stayed there for the second half, despite looking pushed to save even his own deposit.

In a common sense of European governance, cities are pushed to save energy, increase renewables and reduce import dependency on fossil fuels.

"We're pleased that they rejected the House proposal," says Dave Moore, senior director of the Association of American Medical Colleges, which had pushed to save AHRQ.

It was great when President-elect Trump recently pushed to save jobs at a Carrier air conditioner plant in Indiana, in part by guaranteeing corporate tax breaks.

Treasury officials repeatedly stated after the bill's passage that the legislation empowered regulators so they wouldn't be pushed to save major financial institutions with tax dollars in the future.

If the board had included truly independent financial experts in 1999 — the state treasurer and controller, he noted, are elected officials dependent on campaign contributions — they might have pushed to save the extra money from the boom years for a "rainy day," he said.

They also point to Governor Jim Hunt, a popular Democratic governor who helped lay the foundations for the state's investments in early childhood education back in the 90s and recently pushed to save the program by befriending Justin Burr, a Republican legislator 50 years his junior.

That put a dent in its real-terms income forcing the push to save cash.

Meanwhile, the push to save the branch had succeeded in registering the building as a "community asset": harder to demolish.