Sentence examples for he has rammed through from inspiring English sources

He has rammed through a law to let banks be sold off.

He has rammed through the design of a new currency, the "convertible marka" pegged one-for-one to the D-mark; imposed uniform licence plates, which will encourage people to venture outside their ghettos; designed a new Bosnian flag; and pushed through citizenship laws and a new passport regime.In this section Doubts, hesitancy, determination Do you speak English?

The government has found its feet; among other things, it has rammed through one of the country's most radical tax reforms since the second world war, and is poised to tackle pensions.

AK has rammed through laws to punish negligent employers, but Ahmet Davutoglu, the prime minister, concedes that to improve safety "mentalities must change".In Esenyurt danger lurks in a high-voltage line near a cluster of new high-rise blocks.

Over the past year Turkey's government, led by reformed Islamists, has rammed through a series of reforms that are meant to persuade EU leaders to start entry talks next year.

FDR, Truman, Eisenhower, and JFK are rolling in their graves at the privatizing of the armed forces that George W. Bush has rammed through.

Dr. Bowen, the union leader, complained that CUNY's trustees had rammed through the raises for Dr. Goldstein and the other presidents.

In the break-in, the third major burglary at Russborough House, thieves had rammed through the front door with a Volkswagen.

Democratic House leaders have rammed through another grotesque farm bill on the assumption that the only people who will pay attention will be the beneficiaries.

Ohio Republicans have rammed through tax increases.

The corporate welfare kings should have the decency to, at least, thank smaller taxpayers who pay for all the freeloading that the corporatists have rammed through Congress.