Sentence examples for rushing it through from inspiring English sources

So they did it in the lame-duck session, rushing it through with the votes of their defeated colleagues pushing them over the top.

"The decision to make is which [regulator] is consistent with Leveson," he told The World at One. "So why are the government rushing it through to the privy council, which they control through the cabinet?

"When there is no evidence of sound planning by the government, no detail whatsoever on the deal they want to strike, the strategy for achieving that deal or the reasons for rushing it through, parliament must have more than a say on those issues," she said.

Syriza's leader Alexis Tsipras accused the government of rushing it through in a "desperate attempt" to hide new austerity measures.

I think there's a rationale for rushing it through, because schools need to know and need to make their plans for September.

But Conservative MP and former shadow home secretary David Davis, a longstanding campaigner on civil liberties, accused the government of staging a "theatrical emergency," adding that ministers had "plenty of time" to come up with a response to April's court ruling rather than rushing it through Parliament without proper scrutiny.

"The town waited until Avalon had its building permit to condemn it," he continued, "then rushed it through the R.T.M. in July.

They just wanted to rush it through".

The treaty's supporters are likely to try to rush it through the Senate before Congress adjourns.

The Academies Act sped up the conversion of schools' status, and Gove rushed it through to royal assent by July 2010.

Last week, some legislators complained that proponents of the bill rushed it through the House without a hearing or a full-scale debate.