Word: pushes
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...hope that Coffey, the other MRUC founder, will continue to push for change. Having a voting voice present at every council meeting gives far more emphasis to reform, especially when council members don't pay attention to the opinions of regular students. We just know that one fewer voice won't help the cause...
...inviting him we were not trying to push the campus to one view, but to open it up to a variety of views," BSA Treasurer Joshua D. Bloodworth '97 said...
What could the U.S. do had it the will? Many things. First and foremost, it could escalate its aggressive push for the lifting of the arms embargo. If such an effort failed, the U.S. would be morally justified in skirting the embargo and supplying the Bosnians unilaterally. The embargo is, after all, a violation of Bosnia's right to self-defense, a right guaranteed in the U.N. Charter. Air strikes against Serb supply lines and heavy weapons would further increase pressure for a more just settlement. And all else failing, ground troops should be a possibility--the stakes are that...
Despite these concerns, the push to discover the biological markers of behavior shows no signs of abating. No lab test will ever solve the suicide crisis. But by raising the question -- and by giving doctors another way to verify their suspicions -- it could save lives...
...different skills and priorities. Connecticut's Christopher Dodd is seen as a tough fighter and good debater concerned first with his and his colleagues' survival. South Dakota's unpretentious Tom Daschle is better liked, but many Senators, including some who support him, worry that he is too willing to push Clinton's agenda...