Sentence examples for systematic push from inspiring English sources
Such activity has traditionally been the C.I.A.'s responsibility, but, as the result of a systematic push by Rumsfeld, military covert actions have been substantially increased.
In many ways, MLS is competing against its own sport, with New York as the epicenter for a systematic push by European teams and leagues into American media markets.
This was a prelude to a subsequent systematic push we initiated for exploiting higher magnetic fields to improve the accuracy and sensitivity of fMRI maps, first going to 9.4 T for animal model studies and subsequently developing a 7 T human system for the first time.
Non-random, or systematic error, pushes your results in only one direction.
Violence against women is widespread, and a scenario in which systematic abuse pushes women to suicide is sufficiently established to give it a section in the Indian Penal Code, yet little consideration in wider society.
To push systematic changes in the next few years, however, Mr. Xi will also need to assure the current party chief, Hu Jintao, that such a drive will not tarnish Mr. Hu's legacy, analysts say.
Rather, ideas of social investment had to combine with other factors such as the presence of bureaucratic champions, a unified childcare sector, and appropriate opportunities for systematic change to push inclusive liberal reform.
"It is definitely systematic, organised and pushed by a team of political activists," he says.
In this paper instead, the disturbance complement is designed to be fully observable, which may require that the derivatives of smooth systematic errors be pushed up to the command channel (a form of back-stepping).
The pressure on them has grown as governments scramble to plug fiscal holes and push for the systematic exchange of tax information across borders.
"I think it's important to think about what California will do if this is a systematic and deeply conservative administration, pushing it in directions it doesn't want to go," said Cal Jillson, a political analyst and professor at Southern Methodist University.
