Sentence examples for will push to have from inspiring English sources

The president says he will push to have it remain in place beyond then.

But it suggests she will push to have Juncker nominated next week.

Perhaps most controversially, Mrs Clinton will push to have the delegates she won in Florida and Michigan's primaries seated at the Democratic National Convention.

The union will push to have the dispute resolved by July 1, either through an expedited appeal or through a direct settlement with the N.B.A.

District officials also will push to have high school students fill out surveys on the topic at school.

No replacement has been set, but Blue Sky Disney posits that the studio will push to have someone in place soon so that the film can hit its May 30 , 2014release date on time.

The department, he said, will also push to have students who have been suspended three times removed from their schools permanently and placed elsewhere.

Labor says it will now push to have the existing corporate tax avoidance inquiry include public hearings into the petroleum resource rent tax (PRRT) and commonwealth royalty regime, to cover royalties paid by the NWS project.

It remains to be seen, however, whether the government will push to demonstrate it has a compelling interest in denying the service of Sikhs or whether it will liberally grant Sikhs' and other religious minorities' accommodation requests.

We will push to the limit, as we have done since the start of the year".

If a public discussion on a company's environmental impact is unwelcome, lobbyists will push instead to have a debate with politicians and the media on the hypothetical economic benefits of their ambitions.