Sentence examples for impossible to push through from inspiring English sources

"Without political reforms, it will be impossible to push through these reforms," Mr. Wu said in a telephone interview from Beijing.

It was almost impossible to push through the wall of steam, and, when he finally stumbled into the engine room, Louis found the scalded body of Gideon Thomas.

Gates observed that at the time, prevailing business and political interests were so in step with one another — much as they are today — that health care reform was nearly impossible to push through, and Clinton seemed to agree.

Gates observed that at the time, prevailing business and political interests were so in step with one another much as they are today that health care reform was nearly impossible to push through, and Clinton seemed to agree.

The Justice Department's study, according to people familiar with the deliberations, did not focus on new restrictions on the kinds of weapons that most law-abiding Americans may purchase, on the premise that those would be nearly impossible to push through Congress.

We should have them too.'"In a commentary published in Strategic Review, an English-language policy journal based in Indonesia, Mr Widjajanto says the armed forces have suffered for decades from a "weak state" mentality that makes it impossible to push through more initiatives to create a modern fighting force.

Key pledge: To push through with intensity.

But we need to push through. .

Still, he said, it has been impossible to push the measure through because many legislators are afraid to appear soft on crime or illegal drugs.

"It is impossible to push Kosovo back into Serbia.

This is a particular advantage over the Vibe Duo whose toggle button is clumsily placed and nearly impossible to push quickly (and impossible to push with gloves on).