Sentence examples for pushing to transform from inspiring English sources
For Rodriguez, that means both pushing to transform the culture of the city government and working to "amplify" the voices of those working within the communities.
The city is pushing to transform the area into an arts-and-entertainment district, with plans for a nearby Museum of Neon Art and other attractions.
The newcomers can draw on a low-cost Chinese talent pool of engineers and scientists and support from a communist leadership that is pushing to transform this nation of farmers and factory workers into a creator of profitable technologies.
To save the Guardian, Rusbridger has pushed to transform it into a global digital newspaper, aimed at engaged, anti-establishment readers and available entirely for free.
Fifteen years ago, James D. Wolfensohn pushed to transform the institution into a "knowledge bank" that promoted the best ideas to address the biggest challenges in global poverty.
Mr. Amelio, an American, had pushed to transform Lenovo into a global company and brought in at least five other Dell executives to help operate the company.
Over the past 12 years, the European Union has pushed to transform national rail systems into a single market as a critical element of the Continent's economic and political integration.
Declaring the death of the "cultural exception," the idea that French films and other media content should be subsidized and protected from international competition, Mr. Messier ousted Mr. Lescure and pushed to transform Canal Plus into a market-driven European rival to the Hollywood studios.
That is all at the center of Pittsburgh's push to transform itself.
In her push to transform institutions of public trust into private corporations, opponents of lotteries say, the good will of these state-sponsored agencies has been derailed.
But the push to transform their businesses occurred at exactly the same time the government was cutting reimbursement rates, putting significant pressure on hospital financials.
