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In a speech designed to demonstrate the BBC will take action to curtail costs, Lyons said savings already identified had to be pushed through more quickly.

But he argues that financial reforms that have proved too hard or risky on a national scale can nevertheless be pushed through more quickly in the zone.So all's well, then?

It would also win wide-ranging powers to look at the books of investment banks that borrow through its discount window an arrangement it was forced to introduce last month as Bear Stearns tottered.The Treasury believes that several other changes some related to the crunch can be pushed through more quickly.

As the Harper government pushed through Bill C-13 this year, which ostensibly is aimed to protect kids from cyberbullying (though it really is pushing through more powers for warrantless surveillance), it does not appear as if limiting this agency is a priority whatsoever.

But it is also being pushed through more quickly.

Consider also that the Latino voter demographic, following every prediction of both demographers and politicians, will continue to grow (especially if immigration reform is pushed through and more Latinos are drawn to the country and given citizenship).

"I think that rejection could become more and more radical if radical forms of federalism are pushed through," Mr. Foot said.

Was it really feasible that TTIP could be pushed through in little more than three years?

Now a new generation is pushing through, throwing off the more subservient attitudes of their elders and demanding radical change.

Right now the "Bring America Home Act" is trying to be pushed through legislation.[2] For more information, visit the National Coalition for the Homeless' website.

On Saturday, on the sidelines of the trade fair, Mr. Papandreou declared that Greece had won a "relentless and grueling" battle to avoid bankruptcy but said more reforms must be pushed through to lift the struggling economy.