1. Push for all you're worth!

2. The push for reform started in 1989.

3. In its push for economic growth it has ignored projects that would improve living standards.

4. There has been a big push for better public transport.

5. No wonder that the push for priority is enormous.

6. Instead, those against whaling a likely to push for further discussion of the proposal.

7. They also plan to push for economic measures to reduce promotion and sales, and boost taxation of tobacco products.

8. Divisions among Republicans about how quickly to push for a budget agreement already are apparent.

9. So there was a compelling push for change in science.

10. Goudinoff does want to push for an independent committee to oversee future redrawing of boundaries for supervisors' districts.

11. Moreover they expect the commission to push for a more careful approach in other areas, in particular: Forensic evidence.

12. Mr Frei is expected to push for a legislative vote on his proposals this month or next.

13. Now they seem unwilling or unable to push for such far-reaching changes.

14. The Commission is also to push for sanctions against the manufacture, sale and use of illegal growth promoters.

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15. Tacoma's push for clean needles was started by Dave Purchase, a local drug counsellor.

16. New mail-handling systems dovetail with the Post Office's push for efficiency.

17. The push for interracial adoption is redundant and behind the curve.

18. Mr Coleman promised he would not push for legislation which would severely restrict abortion in Virginia.

19. Democrats also intend to push for privacy initiatives and to propose modest gun control measures, party aides said.

20. The stores will inevitably end up competing with each other in their push for increased market shares.

21. Strachan was at the hub of a spellbinding 4-1 triumph that underlined his inspirational effect on Leeds' push for the title.

22. Women of that age, she'd read somewhere(), often made a push for one final fling.

23. It was steep and exposed but solid, and the final push for the summit involved some exhilarating scrambling.

24. He has stated that, as Governor of New Jersey, he would not push for legislation to restrict abortion drastically.

25. A senior Democratic aide said it was virtually certain that Democrats would push for censure.

26. A very sharp increase might have persuaded some Fed officials to push for higher rates to restrain inflation.

27. Ministers would be angry, too - which might explain any reluctance on Mr MacGregor's part to push for morning sittings.

28. Which is why we expect Diamond to make a big push for city annexation.

29. And the Democrats in Congress have bedeviled Dole with a push for a raise in the minimum wage.

30. He and Dermott Reeve almost made a complete pig's ear of the final push for victory.

31. The Obama administration's push for high-speed trains is foundering, as Congress moves to clamp down on funding and a showcase California project encounters new hurdles.

32. China is ready to actively push for the early conclusion of an international legal instrument on this issue.

33. The push for a referral ( referral push ), also known as mesons.

34. The great experience Russian scientist got from constucting the first nuclear power plant gave a big push for the development of Soviet atomic energy program.

35. He is expected to push for oil exploration around the Lofoten archipelago in the Arctic, and for membership of the EU.

36. Recently, there have been some disharmonious voices in the US criticizing the RMB exchange rate and proposing to use all possible means to push for its appreciation, which is unwise and short-sighted.

37. We hope all parties continue to work together to push for turnabout of the situation and create conditions for resumption of the Six-Party Talks.

38. It was also necessary to push for more complete forms of mind control in order to insure a smooth flow of operations despite any opposition that might occur.

39. One project will gather experts from African science academies to develop better ways of diagnosing rheumatic fever, and to push for the disease's elimination by encouraging more widespread treatment.

40. This discovery prompted consumer groups, as well as scientists, to push for comprehensive testing of the potential allergenicity of GM foods.

41. The push for reform is also motivated by political paranoia.

42. (Its boss, Jorgen Buhl Rasmussen, previously worked for Duracell, a battery-maker, and Gillette, a purveyor of razors.) ABI has similar plans for a global marketing push for Stella Artois and Becks.

43. I must say that this push for congruence in all areas turned out beautifully.

44. To coordinate with purchasing department or supplier ( when necessary ) to push for prompt material delivery.

45. In the late 1800s, the Prohibition Party, formed primarily to push for a ban on the sale, manufacture and transport of alcoholic beverages,[http://] also promoted women's right to vote.

46. We hope the US join us to take an active and constructive attitude and steps so as to push for balanced bilateral economic and trade relations rather than politicize the RMB exchange rate issue.

47. As President, Obama has emerged with a decidedly ambitious agenda, and an all-out first-year push for universal health care, the goal that eluded five of his Democratic predecessors, is part of that.

48. US President George W. Bush planning to push for faster elimination of ozone-damaging chemicals called hydro chlorofluorocarbon, or CFCs.

49. The high cost of transportation and treatment make a strong push for foreign drilling companies and drilling fluid companies to study and develop new techniques for local treatment of oily cuttings.

50. This foray is just one part of Alibaba's increasingly aggressive push for global expansion.

51. Fed Governor Elizabeth Duke on Tuesday indicated she was unlikely to push for higher interest rates soon. St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said growth so far this year has disappointed.

52. Troy J. Lahr, a defense industry analyst at Stifel Nicolaus, said the news of any security breach would probably "shake up people in Congress" and lead to a push for more money to fund cybersecurity.

53. Our journey is blessed. We'll stop for water and push for the mountain pass by nightfall.

54. Many social conservatives applaud the push for a Constitutional amendment.

55. But some environmentalists are using the party's avowed interest in greenness to push for greater outside supervision of government activity in this area.

56. In 1948 President Truman made the first push for universal health care in our country.

57. State legislators routinely push for changes, and a bill to establish no-fault divorce in New York is under review.

58. On the stump in New Hampshire we saw a rare sight: a Republican candidate and a Democratic candidate standing together to pledge they would push for reform and not touch soft money themselves.

59. For the largely Christian and animist southerners, Malik says al-Bashir's push for an Arab Islamist identity in Sudan "was a bridge too far".

60. Chinese ag economist plows ahead with his push for genetically modified seeds.

61. Such enthusiasm is helping him and like-minded leaders push for the adoption of clean-energy car technologies and other antipollution measures.

62. Miller, the House panel chairman, has led the push for districts to experiment with performance-pay plans as a way to recruit talented teachers to districts that serve low-income neighborhoods.

63. As a result, federal regulators are expected to push for tougher lending criteria for mortgage lenders.

64. The Reds cross swords with the Blues hoping to bolster their push for a top four finish.