Sentence examples for not pushing through from inspiring English sources

Uniting this trio and the House conservative faction is the belief that Washington doesn't work, and that existing Republican leaders have failed the party by not pushing through Republican policies.

Officials are already trading blame over whether Mr. Tusk or President Kaczynski will be held responsible for not pushing through the policy changes.

Injuries have suddenly become a touchy subject around the Giants, too, as safety Antrel Rolle criticized unnamed teammates Sunday for not pushing through minor injuries and practicing in the days leading to the Washington game.

In these stories and debates, Mr. Singh is accused not only of being the passive head of a corrupt system, but of not pushing through the next phase of economic and administrative changes and ineffectually presiding over an economic slump.

Paola Taverna, a senator in the Five Star Movement, blamed him for passing laws for his benefit while not pushing through the structural changes needed to overhaul Italy's economy and political system.

Some fear that she seeks to maximise her power and may, if elected, not push through reforms that Ukraine desperately needs.

Though Mr. Medvedev did not push through significant structural change, influential insiders contend that he "created an atmosphere" that led to protests, Mr. Rahr said.

Here's the litany of failure: the president has not pushed through any major stimulus bill since 2009, and most of that was pork-barrel junk.

The characters would resonate more if there were fewer of them, and if they were not pushed through so many contrived dramatic incidents.

What portions of the president's domestic agenda does the writer say will likely not "push through" in their original "bold" versions?

The government has already lost its majority after a regional election defeat last year, with the result that a few weeks ago it could not push through financial changes to the Hartz IV social welfare system.