Sentence examples for swiftly push from inspiring English sources

But after Democrats won control of the upper chamber in November, State Sen. Michael Gianaris (D), the incoming deputy majority leader, said he expected Democrats to swiftly push measures that would establish early voting, automatically register voters, consolidate primary dates and give voters more time to register.

When you think that the opponent is tired, swiftly push their arm to the surface.

But those plans were swiftly pushed to the side by another, even more tantalising idea.

But falling tax revenues have swiftly pushed the public finances into the red.

Georgian leaders have long felt they could take the enclave swiftly, pushing north in one or two days to the Russian border.

Compared to the United States, where the Obama administration swiftly pushed through a stimulus package of $787 billion, Europe seems to be floundering.

Abandoned as a girl after her father left home, Bina, pictured above, was forced to live with her grandfather – who, once she reached 14, swiftly pushed her into an arranged marriage.

But the heavily armed Houthis, from the Zaydi branch of Shi'ite Islam, swiftly pushed into central and south Yemen including the major port of Aden, driving Hadi's government into exile in Saudi Arabia.

If the bank does not act swiftly to push the CDS price back down, the regulator seizes the assets, wipes out shareholders and sacks the management.

While Lake is certainly aware that many of his opinions, are currently being mirrored by the entire dance music industry at large, as more mainstream leaning sounds are swiftly being pushed to the back row by deep-house, future house, an allotment of more underground-leaning styles, he claims his decisions are all the result of how he feels, not not just want he's seeing and hearing elsewhere.

And he declined to address the possibility that the government's forces were continuing to push swiftly toward Benghazi.