Sentence examples for eventually pushed through from inspiring English sources

An alliance of French Catholics and Communists eventually pushed through a law that, for a while, purged Tarzan from French movie theaters.

Mr. Bernanke, who took over the Fed in February 2006, eventually pushed through tougher rules, though some said the changes came too late to ease the mortgage crisis.

It's the disability-rights movement, and "Lives Worth Living," a Thursday "Independent Lens" on PBS, reconstructs how it emerged and eventually pushed through the Americans With Disabilities Act of 1990.

Republicans appear to see the opportunity for building support among Hispanic voters if the plan is eventually pushed through Congress and Mr. Bush gets the opportunity to veto it.

When the assembly met to draft a petition to London on the matter in October 1764, Hutchinson opposed the inclusion of the radicals' language, and eventually pushed through a more moderate statement of opposition.

U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham and U.S. Rep. Jim Clyburn, who eventually pushed through bills to rename the annex for Waring, admitted Friday that they were uncomfortable with changing the name because they didn't want to dishonor Hollings.

"Leaning into it actually helps you eventually push through," she says.

Ms. Lewiner also said that the deal struck by energy ministers still had to be approved by the European Parliament, which could alter the terms and still make it possible for competition authorities to eventually push through a breakup of some energy companies.

I pushed through, the balloons bobbling above me, and eventually made my way back to the exit, with static in my hair and clothes clinging to my body.

and pushed through fierce resistance.

My mum eventually pushed for a referral and, after a six-month wait, I received cognitive behavioural therapy through CAMHs.