Sentence examples for push harsher from inspiring English sources

You can mess with rhythm, you can push harsher frequencies, you can turn a breakdown into a confusing rush of madness rather than a bridge between two things that are exactly the same.

You can mess with rhythm, you can push harsher frequencies, you can turn a breakdown into a confusing rush of madness rather than a bridge between two things that are exactly the same you can do anything, and because of that, you can force people to listen, to notice, to remember.

The backwardness of centrist immigration policies pushing harsh enforcement had come to a full and surreal circle.

More broadly, losses by multiple sitting Republicans would send a message to other state legislatures that there are consequences for pushing harsh anti-union measures.

Against their better judgment, they have often compromised on reform plans with European rescuers, who usually push for harsher austerity.The same danger exists for Italy or Spain.

"We will push for harsher EU sanctions, targeted at those responsible for serious human rights abuses and those who back the regime financially – not ordinary Belarusians".

The push for harsher drunken-driving penalties follows two recent crashes in New York in which children were killed while traveling with adults who had been drinking.

Councils will also be given fresh guidance on how to protect tenants from illegal eviction and how to push for harsher penalties before magistrates for housing offences.

His defenders further fear that the push for harsher sentencing could lead to more severe punishments for low-income defendants and people of color disproportionately caught up in the criminal justice system.

Mr. Sarkozy also apparently smelled a plot, perhaps by the Socialists to undermine him before the elections, perhaps by other forces, including, aides hinted, his political rival, the former prime minister Dominique de Villepin, or the British financial markets worried about the French push for harsher regulation of the City of London.

All three economies are having to push through harsh austerity measures to create primary budget surpluses (ie, before interest payments) that will stabilise debt.