Sentence examples for pushing through policy from inspiring English sources
America found itself wanting to reorder the world a world that, in some respects, proved surprisingly receptive to that aim.Once in a lifetimeNobody was quicker to respond, or more decisive in pushing through policy change, than Russia's president, Vladimir Putin.
Democrats see the approach as a way for Republicans to enact their cuts on a piecemeal basis; some Republicans, meanwhile, want the chance to push through policy provisions contained in the overall House measure.
One would have thought that a man of his intelligence might push through policies based on evidence.
"It needs steady nerves if the government is serious about pushing through its policies".
GOVERNMENTS like to cite external constraints—such as meeting the conditions for an international bail-out when pushing through unpopular policies.
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.
Gove claimed in his speech to be very grateful to younger teachers in the profession and headteachers pushing through his policies – although he neglected to thank middle-aged teachers like me.
In Britain, where Father Christmas works alone, the focus is on treats.One shortcut to grasping the anguish currently felt by Liberal Democrat voters, as they watch their party pushing through unpopular policies as a part of David Cameron's government, is to imagine that they have just been told that Father Christmas does not exist.
Mr Lew also expressed concern about the political tensions between European countries, and the effect this may have on pushing through urgent policies.
The government's enthusiasm for adoption saw the former education secretary Michael Gove pushing through policies aimed at streamlining the system by which children can be placed with new parents.
As social affairs minister in several governments since 1987, she is credited with pushing through policies that widened housing opportunities for Iceland's poor and strengthened the social welfare system.
