Sentence examples for try to push ahead from inspiring English sources

And when asked for a political forecast, he sounded more hopeful than sure, saying that he would try to push ahead with the presidential election, scheduled for November, as the best way to guarantee political stability.

Analysts watching the case say that it is not clear that the Bush administration will even try to push ahead with a process that began during the Clinton administration.

To his credit, Mr Blair tried to push ahead, risking his job over variable university tuition fees, for instance.

Insisting that the city was eager to reach contracts, Mr. Hanley the mayor was trying to push ahead with negotiations.

Indeed, only a handful of companies are still trying to push ahead in the two very different worlds.

Despite the awful economic news, Mr Koizumi is still trying to push ahead with his dubious plan to tighten government spending.

Mr. Graham said he would pull out of the effort on energy if Democrats tried to push ahead first on immigration.

The officers on the bridge stood still, shaking their batons above their heads when the people chanted or tried to push ahead.

Whenever I tried to push ahead physically, the cancer, the healing, the treatment pushed back, reminded me that, after all, I was still a patient.

But the ethics finding comes at an important moment for Democrats, since they are trying to push ahead with their stalled health care measure and Mr. Rangel's committee would play a central role in the final process.

In the damp heat of the late Roman spring, women fainted, children cried and unruly Roman youths tried to push ahead in line or jump over the barricades that funneled the crowds inside.