Sentence examples for the push to allow from inspiring English sources

He has been central in the push to allow religious premises to hold civil partnerships.

Bill Clinton began the push to allow gay people to serve in 1993.

Ms. Gavran, the gun-free schools advocate, believes that the push to allow weapons on campus is an attempt by gun-rights groups to reverse that trend.

In fact, the real point of the push to allow interstate sales is that it would set off a race to the bottom, effectively eliminating state regulation.

Britain had been at the forefront of the push to allow people in the new EU states of the east to work freely in the richer states to the west, he noted.

See also: the push to allow gun silencers and other dangerous changes to life saving laws.

She worried about the GOP push to allow insurers in some states to opt out of certain coverage requirements.

The final push to allow LGBT groups to march may not come from city officials, but from Ireland, where officials like Labour Party minister Joan Burton refused invitations to march in New York because of the gay ban.

Now that their existence is known, he argued, the board should push to allow outside groups to submit briefs to the surveillance court the next time they come up for renewal.

There is also some Lib Dem opposition to the government's push to allow all schools to become academies, which answer directly to Whitehall rather than the local council.

The pesticide industry's push to allow human experimentation in the toxicity tests to register their pesticides in the United States is driven by their resulting ability to drop the 10-fold interspecies safety factor in allowable exposure levels.