Sentence examples for must push through from inspiring English sources

"We must push through uniform European asylum policies," she said.

But first, Armstrong must push through the next 50 or so days to the Tour's start.

He said: "Some are saying we ought to proceed with the case... some are saying we must push through and get a date".

She must push through unpopular measures to cool the economy and sustain growth in the medium term, and to fulfil her promise to make the state more efficient.

Europe's leaders must push through an enforceable system of political and financial sanctions, including stiff fines for repeat violators of fiscal guidelines.

In Greece, the government must push through unpopular wage cuts and public sector layoffs in exchange for more foreign aid, and then try to make more structural changes during its brief mandate than the country has introduced in 30 years.

The government must push convoys through rebel-held territory to prevent the base from running short of troops and supplies.

To reach Edward O. Wilson's office on the Harvard campus, one must first push through a door with a sign warning the public not to enter.

ATHENS — Greece and its foreign lenders reached an agreement on Thursday on a five-year austerity plan that Prime Minister George Papandreou must now push through Parliament in order for Greece to stave off default.

New Komeito faces a backlash from its pacifist supporters.It is against this backdrop that the government must now push through over ten amendments to existing laws in order to implement the cabinet's decision.

But the government must still push through badly needed structural changes in its economy if it is ever to stoke enough growth to deal with an accumulated debt of 116 percent of gross domestic product, second only to Greece's in Europe's 16-nation monetary union.