Sentence examples for will aim to push from inspiring English sources

But buoyed by its momentum, largely the result of unflinching support from its allies in Moscow and Tehran, the Assad regime will aim to push forward and capitalise on the opposition's disarray.

With plenty of batting to come, Ireland will aim to push their advantage to well in excess of 300 on Thursday before having another bowl at the holders.

The bill also launches the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences (NCATS backed by NIH Director Francis Collins which will aim to push basic discoveries more quickly to the clinic by "reengineering" the drug development process.

Faye White's verdict: I know Emma Hayes from her Arsenal days and she has good links in women's football in terms of bringing new players in and will aim to push the club on and maybe demand more support from the men's part of the club.

By 2013 they would aim to push it to 45%.

They also aim to push lawmakers to pass meaningful gun control legislation.

Following the release of the statements, Senator Franken announced that he will co-sponsor the USA FREEDOM Act in the Senate, aiming to push for more transparency.

Fox and Sky are aiming to push through a form of takeover that will make it easier to squeeze out shareholders opposed to the deal.

They said the offensive aimed to push them into negotiations on power sharing.

In Lucy Pearl, each member aims to push further artistically than their stellar former projects allowed.

It's refreshing, then, when a developer attempts something that palpably aims to push boundaries.