On Sunday, relatives pushed Ms. Walker outside in a wheelchair to talk to reporters.
When Republicans go down the list of people to thank, national Democrats — whose relative liberalism pushed conservatives out of the Texas Democratic Party — will be on it.
During the parties — and there were many, many parties in those long-ago seventies days, before Washington Heights was Washington Heights, before the Bergenline became a straight shot of Spanish for almost a hundred blocks — some drunk relative inevitably pushed Oscar onto some little girl, and then everyone would howl as boy and girl approximated the hip-motism of the adults.
By educating the husbands, fathers and relatives who push for forced marriage of their young girls rather than focusing on the accusatory rhetoric often associated with these parties, she hopes she can help shift the way people think.
The reaction of friends and relatives there pushed him to join the Rosenberg committee when he returned home.
He knew how hard it was for addicts to confront their problems even when relatives were pushing them to get help.
Coolbrith, who began working as a librarian to support a household of relatives, was pushed out of poetry by what she had once called the "aimless fret of household tasks".
To see off those relatives, he pushed for the board to hire a new, non-dynastic editor from outside the family and suggested Mr Varadarajan, who was then the paper's Delhi bureau chief.
According to this theory, innovation is induced as a response to changes in relative prices, which push firms to innovate in order to use less of the resource that has become more expensive.
Our analysis provides information on the relative strength of push (i.e., sending announcements) and pull (i.e., sharing by signatories) processes and insights about awareness, interest, sharing, reminders, and forgetting mechanisms.
Elsewhere on Capitol Hill, the Miami relatives continued to push for a reunion with Elian.
