Sentence examples for that pushed through from inspiring English sources

It was an SPD-led government that pushed through labour-market reforms in 2003.

One HR manager lambasted the incompetent leadership that pushed through change with very little effort to engage or involve staff.

It was the Obama administration that pushed through NATO contingency planning for the Baltic states (something on which the Bush administration shamefully dragged its feet).

The idea instantly riled Republicans in a state known for the tax rebellion that pushed through Proposition 13 and its limits on property tax increases.

Recent deals involving Bear Stearns, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and American International Group each included heavy-handed tactics that pushed through a deal over possible shareholder objections.

"All I can say is that I am sorry," said Brandon Shaffer, a Democrat, the president of the Colorado State Senate, who helped lead the bipartisan coalition that pushed through the changes.

There is a lot of pain at the beginning, but for the ones that push through that psychological barrier, they really start to see huge, life-changing results.

His directorial debut -- of which he is also the writer and the co-star -- is a lowlife comedy-melodrama that pushes through to the other side.

His directorial debut -- which he also wrote and co-stars in -- is a lowlife comedy-melodrama that pushes through to the other side.

It was undoubtedly the stupidest thing I've ever attempted, but it turns out that pushing through discomfort is all about the situation.

Italian politics was a mess again too, with Mario Monti resigning after finding that pushing through unpopular economic reforms was too challenging even for him.