Sentence examples for to push a bill from inspiring English sources

We want you to push a bill through Congress repealing the Affordable Care Act".

Then he and John McCain managed to push a bill through Congress to control soft money.

With unemployment so high, both political parties seem hesitant to push a bill that might be accused of destroying jobs.

He wants to overhaul the financial regulatory system, and Democrats began to push a bill through the Senate on Monday.

But Mr. Corker said it "would be a travesty" to push a bill of such length and complexity through in one week.

Theoretically, he has enough votes to push a bill through, but he is coming up for re-election as Speaker and will not want to alienate conservative Republicans.

A move by NSA allies on Capitol Hill to push a rival bill backfired, however, resulting in the bill moving out of committee.

The president's decision to elevate the issue reflected more of a political strategy than a legislative one since the White House has no plan to actually push a bill this year through a Congress already consumed by other issues.

Without a Senate bill, many Organizing for Action supporters are using Friday's events to push a House bill on background checks with dim prospects for passage.

His goal: to help get a sympathetic group of senators to push a climate bill through the U.S. Congress.

The nod from the network will allow immigration reform advocates to step up lobbying and media campaigns to push a bipartisan bill in the Senate.