The plan gives China's biggest domestic carmaker a foothold in the second-fastest-growing car market in the world (after China itself), and helps cash-strapped GM mount a more vigorous push into India, where it has struggled for years to reach its target of 10% market share.
An old-school Southern populist, Mr. Dawson blames moderation for the party's setbacks and recommends a vigorous push against illegal immigration.
For its part, Bloomingdale's is giving scarves a vigorous push through Get Scarfed, an ad and social media campaign with the store's offerings, giving pointers on how to wear them.
Don't forget: half-open doors respond to a vigorous push.
At the height of the gift-giving season, their aggregate taste for diamond-drop earrings, sequin slippers, dome-shape rings, and gold-plated cameras, has given a vigorous push to luxury sales on the Internet.
Setting students up for immediate careers and giving them the intellectual tools that will serve them best over a lifetime aren't necessarily one and the same, and in several states and at many universities, the vigorous push to plump up enrollment and herd students into particular programs threatens to make college too much of a vocational school.
Mr. Sarkozy's efforts increased the pressure from a vigorous push by President Obama to get China and Russia to support a new round of sanctions.
After he arrived in 1672, Louis de Buade, comte de Palluau et de Frontenac, the governor of New France, made a vigorous push into the continental interior.
In 2005 it launched "ecomagination", a vigorous push to invest in green technology and expand sales of products and services with measurably better environmental performance.
When the Wildsights guide caught up to us, she cheerfully extricated us by letting more air out of our tires and giving us a vigorous push.
