Sentence examples for pushing would be from inspiring English sources

The proposal the coalition is pushing would be modeled after the system that New York City adopted in 1988: in return for abiding by limits on their spending, city candidates can receive $6 in public funds for each of the first $175 city residents donate.

Ryan said that he did not think a bill to protect Mueller, which a bipartisan group of senators are pushing, would be necessary because the White House was not going to fire him.

Turnbull said timing of a new republic push would be crucial.

Mr. McCain claims a byproduct of his nuclear push would be the creation of thousands of new jobs.

As early as Tuesday, it seemed clear that a prime threat from Hurricane Irene as it made its northward push would be inland flooding.

Crabb, who also campaigned to remain, described the referendum result as a new chance but said a "big national push" would be needed.

In response to a question, Mr. Ghosn said that Nissan would work to improve its position as the No. 3 Japanese automaker in the United States, behind Toyota and Honda, but that the company's strongest push would be happening in emerging markets.

To say her second album is the subject of a big label push would be to understate the producerly firepower (Dr Luke, Greg Kurstin) flung at Electra Heart, an album concerned with love, identity, femininity and America.

"A little push would be enough to lose the balance.

A successful German push would be a disaster, and in the first few days of battle it looked like a real possibility.

In that case, the push would be on to make the entire region an enforceable nuclear-weapon-free zone, but that would put Israel's WMD program under the microscope.