Sentence examples for later pushed through from inspiring English sources

She later pushed through legislation that made Medicare cover breast cancer screenings and other treatments.

Absinthe was banned in America in 1912 because of health concerns fanned by some of the same anti-alcohol forces who would later push through Prohibition.

and pushed through fierce resistance.

He later pushed Nafta through Congress and got China into the World Trade Organization, assuring its trading rights, without regard to its human rights record.

Protesters eventually left the area, but later, after angry voters pushed through a gate to the polling station, they were told that they could not vote due to security concerns.

It uses up political goodwill that will be needed later to push through more important reforms in the capital markets.

In 2008, however, Ryan vowed not to request earmarks anymore; he later helped push through an outright ban.

Meanwhile, a slimmer energy bill will be pushed through later in the spring.Will that bill end up being just as larded with bacon as the current version?

Later as president he pushed through measures to curb illegal immigration - including highly controversial mass deportations of Roma (Gypsies).

Later in 1933 FDR pushed through the second Glass-Steagall Act, which separated commercial from investment banking to keep the people's money more secure.

Mr. Orban has adopted the issue of the Hungarian minorities in Romania, Slovakia and Serbia, and even pushed through legislation (later watered down) that accorded them the same rights as Hungarian citizens.