Sentence examples for being pushed ahead from inspiring English sources

In London, Crossrail and the Thames Tideway Tunnel, a "super-sewer", are being pushed ahead.

"They come from lesser schools where they do not feel that they're being pushed ahead in classes that are too fast for them".

As discussions with Iraq's transitional authorities are being pushed ahead on security affairs, the American authorities are proceeding on a separate, more political track, to insure that the Iraqi constitution, which is to be written by the government that takes power next year, embodies democratic and secular values.

Bitcoin — a cryptocurrency whose supporters believe it offers a viable, more efficient and scalable way of paying for things than more traditional fiat currencies — has also been the subject of a lot of criticism for being a bubble currency only being pushed ahead by speculators.

The justice went on to claim that "most" black scientists "don't come from schools like the University of Texas," but rather from "lesser schools where they do not feel that... they're being pushed ahead in classes that are too fast for them".

During arguments at the Supreme Court this week, Associate Justice Antonin Scalia approvingly quoted a brief that suggested black students might be better off at "lesser schools where they do not feel that they're being pushed ahead in classes that are too fast for them".

Non-whites will have to be pushed ahead.

Privatization of state assets was pushed ahead when the national airline, Air Botswana, was offered to international bidders.

They also need to confront the debt-ceiling debate, which has been pushed ahead by a few months.

Privatisations and deregulation of labour and other markets will also have to be pushed ahead despite resistance.

Canada's legislation has been pushed ahead partly to protect the trans-Atlantic flow of commercial information.