Sentence examples for has been pushed through from inspiring English sources

Hitherto European integration has been pushed through economic liberalisation.

In the "Three Rivers" universe, apparently, a new health-care plan has been pushed through.

In addition, it is argued that it has been pushed through Congress with many relevant state entities not formally involved, or ignored, or both.

The price cut has been pushed through by the major processors, such as Dairy Crest, which pasteurise and bottle much of the milk produced on UK farms.

The plan to get them has been pushed through against tough opposition from the Treasury, because of its general dislike of PFIs as a concept.

But the content of the legislation is as pure as the driven snow, compared with the way it has been pushed through Washington.

"I am hearing that people who have been on psychological review, people with previous arrests, people with convictions, have been pushed through," said Patrick Lynch, president of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association.

There were no internal whistleblowers claiming that a substandard thesis had been pushed through, as alleged by outside critics.

A council memorandum asserted that the EU was right to help given that the closures had been pushed through during these countries' negotiations to join the EU: "Bulgaria, Lithuania and Slovakia undertook to close and subsequently decommission the abovementioned nuclear reactors.

She was perhaps wary of the fragility of Mr. Samaras's three-party coalition government, which has been pushing through deeply unpopular reforms.

The Marc Jacobs message was so clearly and invitingly portrayed that it raised the fashion desire that has been pushing through the Paris season.