Sentence examples for the push to move from inspiring English sources

THE push to move the nation from paper to electronic health records is serious business.

Hoping to help Mr. Obama, the chairman of the state Democratic Party last year led the push to move the state's primary up from its usual date in mid-March.

Although New Jersey is regarded as one of the nation's most liberal and socially tolerant states, the push to move from its current law legalizing civil unions to same-sex marriage has been heated.

Growing energy demand and the push to move toward carbon-free ways of electricity generation have renewed the world's interest in nuclear energy.

Along with the push to move product into fulfillment by Amazon, Woot scaled down its warehouse operations but has never communicated to the operations staff what the plan is for them.

He called the push to move canings indoors "an intervention," that was meant to ruin the name of Sharia law and appease foreign investors.

The Republican push to move energy legislation comes as the public's concerns about energy appear to be waning.

Tell that to the Buick or Cadillac copywriter slaving away on the next frantic push to move the metal.

Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, said that the president should push to move the G-20 meeting out of Russia altogether and that the United States should boycott the Winter Olympic Games set for 2014 in Sochi, Russia.

Wilshaw made a veiled dig in his speech at the government's push to move teacher training away from university courses and towards its School Direct programme, where trainee teachers are taught in approved schools with high ratings.

Water is so precious and fundamental that individuals and communities are mobilizing to protect their waters, to have a say in decisions for the future and to push to move along a "soft path".