Sentence examples for specific push from inspiring English sources

Luckily, that specific push documented failed, but because this bill takes away state oversight from textbook selection, this type of revisionist history could be brought into Louisiana's classrooms with ease.

The N.H.L. said there had been no specific push to tighten enforcement of the rules, but three weeks into a compressed 48-game season, teams are averaging a combined 8.4 power-play opportunities per game, compared with 6.6 last year.

I suspect that the referees don't evaluate the rights and wrongs of a specific push so much as mentally calculate the alternative outcome: if the man had a reasonable shot at catching the ball, or scoring the goal, they throw the flag, or point to the spot.

Now the company is making a platform specific push with the launch of two new shows produced by HuffPo's RYOT Studios.

Literature focused on the experience of medical tourists on the other hand often focuses on a small number of individual case studies, exploring specific push and pull factors or the patients' experience [ 17- 20], rarely linking individual experiences to systems' effects.

These findings demonstrate that, within our specific design, push measures are more effective than nudges in promoting fairness.

Many of the ghostwritten manuscripts are review articles allowing writers to selectively point to studies that highlight the shortcomings of a specific product, push specific diseases, or promote off-label uses of a drug.

"Instead, he did a lot of very careful, very specific articles pushing forward the frontiers of ethics in a methodical way".

2.09pm BST Draghi says there wasn't anything specific that pushed the bank to discuss these so-called 'non-standard measures'.

For example I wrote several article but one in a major french Newspaper called Le Figaro on that specific subject pushing Path.

2016, dayside 0.90-μm images were obtained regularly showing good contrast, but all nightside 0.90-, 0.97- and 1.01-μm images present signal contamination from the dayside, and their acquisition requires specific planning pushing the dayside out of the field of view to avoid electric charge overflowed from the bright dayside part of the image into the nightside.