Sentence examples for in a rush to pass from inspiring English sources

On Friday night, ABC's evening newscast tackled the bill, quoting from Mr. Stewart's program and saying that although Republicans had "objected to the way it's paid for," "Democrats haven't exactly been in a rush to pass it," either.

Mr. Sarbanes said he feared that Mr. Greenspan's caveats would be lost in a rush to pass politically popular tax cuts, and spending increases as well, that could lead to deficits and economic problems down the road.

Democrats attacked Mr. Domenici's plan even before he had released its details, saying it required unrealistic and damaging cuts in domestic spending and put the nation's fiscal health at risk in a headlong rush to pass an election-year tax cut.

It certainly must not be used as a bargaining chip in the rush to pass one of the largest legislative initiatives of our time.

Liberal senators, backed by several high-profile Conservative colleagues, complained that the chamber supposed to provide Canadians with "sober second thought" was in a politically motivated rush to pass judgment.

WASHINGTON — In the rush to pass tax legislation, owners of auto racetracks scored a victory this week even as many other industries were left behind.

In its rush to pass weak health care and financial reforms Congress has created a hornet's nest of antigrowth provisions.

But some critics argued that in the rush to pass the bill, some major issues were left unaddressed.

In the rush to pass legislation in December, Senate leaders and White House officials did much of their work behind closed doors, and Mr. Obama said Wednesday that the perception of secrecy may have undermined public trust.

The effort became muddled in the rush to pass the budget package last week.

The Federation Council — the Russian equivalent of the Senate — was in such a rush to please that it passed the law all of twenty minutes after receiving it from the lower house.