Sentence examples for seeking to push back from inspiring English sources

In appealing the commission's decision, Deutsche Börse may be seeking to push back against that view, which could hamper future deals.

The vogue began with the verb form among secretaries of state: Henry Kissinger often spoke of seeking "to push back the shadow of nuclear catastrophe".

Seeking to push back against reports that he was having trouble corralling the financing necessary to support the stock buyback plan, Mr. Icahn contended that he has commitments from "a major investment bank" to provide $1.6 billion.

Mr Shkreli has been seeking to push back against both scorn, and allegations that he could be threatening the health of people with potentially deadly diseases by increasing the cost of treatment by up to 5,000 per cent.

The EU27 fear the British are seeking to push back the resolution of the Irish border issue into the transition period, after the UK has left the EU on 29 March 2019.

Concerns that this year's negotiations would be derailed by conservative groups seeking to push back women's rights, emboldened by Donald Trump's reinstatement of the "global gag rule" and his proposed funding cuts to the UN, proved well-founded.

Feinstein sought to push back against that perception and to bolster the FBI's credibility.

He sought to push back against Iran, even comparing its supreme leader to Hitler.

With iHeartRadio, the company sought to push back against the rise of Pandora Media and other Internet radio services.

The Trump administration has sought to push back against China's reach in the South Pacific and Latin America.

Seventy carriers sought to push back the interim deadlines while promising to adhere to a Dec. 31, 2005, deadline for locating 95percentt of emergency callers.