Sentence examples for it has pushed through from inspiring English sources
Because the department lost so many of its officers, including its first deputy commissioner and its chief of department, it has pushed through 671 promotions since last September.
It has pushed through many political and legal reforms.
It has pushed through these measures, often despite opposition from local residents and businesses.
It has pushed through constitutional changes scrapping presidential term limits, and abolishing independent police and electoral commissions to centralise power.
It has pushed through ambitious housing reforms and deficit-cutting measures, but those measures have not been popular, even among its own voters.
It is now up to the Polish government to make a case for itself and for the laws it has pushed through parliament.
It had pushed through a clutch of reforms that stabilised the economy, strengthened banks' balance sheets and established a reputation for tough, politically independent supervision.
Within a few years, M.A.D.D. had persuaded President Ronald Reagan to support a national drinking age of 21, and it had pushed through state laws toughening the penalties for driving while intoxicated.
The vote will create huge pressure for further devolution, argues Simon Parker, director of the New Local Government Network, but may also reduce the amount of attention and resources the government can devote to deliver it, particularly if Osborne, who has pushed through English devolution from the Treasury, steps down as chancellor.
