Sentence examples for ramming through from inspiring English sources

And hardliners are ramming through their cultural agenda.

It is ramming through a revamp of the National Health Service.

A defiant AK responded by ramming through a law to allow a direct election of the president.

Conservatives are furious that, as they see it, the Democrats in Washington are ramming through radical and ruinously expensive change.

So ramming through an agenda is nearly impossible, especially considering the 60 votes required to end a filibuster.

Some Republicans complained that Democrats were ramming through the bill without proper vetting, simply for maximum political effect.

Ramming through a series of pre-cooked ideas, based on a federalist agenda that has barely altered since the 1950s, is an odd way to go about things.

The hope, now, is that he may be spurred on to try ramming through other big reforms on pensions, for example.

Republicans claim that if he does so by "ramming through" the bill with the Congressional reconciliation process, they will have another winning issue for November.

Civil servants have had three months to digest the ECJ's verdict; ramming through a solution shortly before the summer recess smells like opportunism.

Seldom was a fist more clenched than in the ramming-through of this election result.