Sentence examples for vital push from inspiring English sources
He has been almost as much a political as a sports figure in Argentina since the 1995 presidential campaign, when he appeared in television advertisements and on the stump for President Carlos Saul Menem, giving a vital push to his come-from-behind re-election victory.
Robinson's intervention in 1989 had provided the vital push for the creation of the ICC and greatly enhanced his international reputation, but within a year of his motion being tabled at the UN he was facing a major crisis at home.
At Wheelock, we have made a vital push to integrate sustainable practices on our campus as we attempt to create a healthy, just, and sustainable society, aligning with our mission to improve the lives of children and families.
What the teachers at Dixons Trinity tell the children, they apply to themselves: that it is vital to push yourself, that the road to mastery leads through hard work, that you should never stop trying to get better.
Asked how he would pay for it, he dodged the question, though in calling the reform "vital" he pushed it up his agenda for a potential second term.
As in the case of other vital laws pushed through by Fernández, the China agreement was approved in a rushed rubber-stamp vote by what Argentina's press calls the president's "automatic majority" in Congress, where the president's FPV Victory Front party holds the majority in both houses.
"Now we need MPs to get in contact with local health services and GPs to help us find out exactly what is happening at a local level across the UK and to collect the data we need which is vital for pushing forward change".
The success of his 2016 run where he championed pocketbook ideas like single-payer healthcare and higher minimum wage has been vital to pushing the Democratic Party left.
But it's also vital that any push on expanding pipelines, or oil (or gas) extraction, has to be accompanied by a lockstep push on reducing demand and environmental impacts.
They establish setting, supply vital background and push the plot ahead.
The government's opposition was a big blow to Anheuser-Busch InBev, which saw the acquisition as vital to its push to expand in Mexico and the rest of Latin America.
