Sentence examples for already pushing through from inspiring English sources

The sun was already pushing through the curtains.

French reforms are parcelled out between Mr Macron, who is already pushing through a law to liberalise product markets, and François Rebsamen, the labour minister.

Parliament is already pushing through legislation to scrap the prosecuting authority's elite investigating unit, the Scorpions, in response to A.N.C. anger over what many of its members regard as the unit's persecution of Mr. Zuma.

"We need a strong BBC able to meet the challenges of the future so the idea that somehow or other it might have to face even more cuts than the Tories have already pushed through is ludicrous.

Mr. Peña Nieto has already pushed through important telecommunications and broadcasting reforms that should bolster the Mexican economy.

But they have already pushed through many fare increases, and have resorted to a number of fees and surcharges to bring in more revenue.

He's already pushed through a record increase in the property tax and is imposing billions of dollars' worth of budget cuts.

Mr. Rehberg had already pushed through the House a set of measures coveted by sportsmen in Montana, but the Rehberg bill had come under some fire in his home state for shortcomings and drafting errors.

Mr. Casey noted that Mr. Reid and the Democrats had already pushed through policies to help lift the economy, including a tax break to spur hiring and aid for small businesses.

Other European leaders may find cutting slivers of state spending hard, but Mr Dombrovskis has already pushed through a fiscal adjustment worth 8.5% of GDP in 2009 and 4% in 2010.

Mr. Giuliani has already pushed through new stadiums for single-A minor-league franchises of the Yankees and the Mets, paid for entirely by the city and under construction on Staten Island and at Coney Island.