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The party recently pushed through plans for elected police and crime commissioners, over Lib Dem qualms.
See articleArgentina's Supreme Court struck down part of a judicial reform recently pushed through by President Cristina Fernández.
The federal government recently pushed through an amendment to the copyright bill aimed at curtailing illegal downloads.
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He pointed out that officials recently pushed through several changes like cuts in fuel subsidies and relaxing restrictions on foreign retailers and airlines.
Germany had only recently pushed through a pension reform raising the retirement age from 65 to 67 between 2012 and 2029.
Tajikistan's president, Emomali Rakhmon, a former Communist Party functionary, has imposed ever-increasing restrictions on observant Muslims, most recently pushing through a law that will bar children under the age of 18 from attending mosques.
His long list of accomplishments includes spearheading legislation cracking down on Wall Street abuses (the Sarbanes-Oxley Act), and most recently pushing through the Senate the Darfur Accountability Act to end genocide in the Sudan.
and pushed through fierce resistance.
As part of this campaign, AIPAC recently pushed language through Congress that defines the "global BDS" which the U.S. should oppose as including boycott, divestment, and sanctions against enterprises in "Israeli-controlled territories" -- that is, enterprises in Israeli settlements in the West Bank.
Prime Minister Tony Blair recently pushed a tough new immigration law through Parliament that will force many asylum seekers to live in special detention centers and face drastic cuts in public benefits while their applications are being processed.
