Sentence examples for well push for from inspiring English sources

Since Microsoft and Nokia are almost the same company, the two might as well push for a single sign-on for all the apps between the two companies.

In the wake of the stress tests, the Fed and the administration may well push for more conversions along these lines.

Jack Shantry may well push for a recall to the side in Richardson's absence, and there is also the chance that all-rounder Gareth Andrew could also be in contention.

Since the Administration is not going to simplify the tax code, it might as well push for allowing individuals a tax deduction on the premiums paid for health insurance plans that have Health Savings Accounts.

Although a shortage of skills might well push up wages for all workers, older ones may nevertheless have to accept a relative decline in salary and status.Baby-boomers have been changing the world since the 1960s.

Public advocate is in many ways a negligible job, but Mr. de Blasio has used its bully pulpit well, to push for progress on affordable housing, health care and other issues, raising their profile (and, not accidentally, his own).

"They have all had experience on the international stage before and we are optimistic they will do well and push for personal best performances," added Yule.

Whoever is "rumbling" about this -- be they Democrats or Republicans -- would do well to push for an actual solution like Fair Elections instead of placing elections more squarely in the hands of Wall Street, Big Oil and insurance giants.

She adds: "It is all well and good to push for targets and quotas for FTSE companies, but it is very surprising that none of the parties have said they will put the UK's governing bodies in order by setting transparent targets for government boards and public bodies".

One of Mr. McCain's closest friends, Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, weighed in as well, pushing so hard for Mr. Lieberman — Mr. McCain, Mr. Graham and Mr. Lieberman are longtime traveling companions — that he vexed some of the other advisers.

Italy's current IPR Delegate, Mauro Masi, also serves as Secretary General of the Prime Minister's Office and is well placed to push for real progress on the IPR front.