Sentence examples for to rush it through from inspiring English sources
They just wanted to rush it through".
The treaty's supporters are likely to try to rush it through the Senate before Congress adjourns.
It would be wrong to rush it through at this stage if it enshrines some things that are still far from fully worked out.
A printer of Parma in 1473, apologizing for careless work, explained that others were bringing out the same text, and so he had to rush it through the press "more quickly than asparagus could be cooked".
In a leaked memo a few days ago they admitted the only way to get the bill through would be to rush it through without a real parliamentary debate.
After the Fed's announcement, Democrats suggested that if the Fed were successful, there would be less need to make the tax cut as big as Mr. Bush wants, or to rush it through Congress.
The bill is the first piece of legislation to be marked up in the full Judiciary Committee this year, and Republicans appear to be rushing it through the legislative process.
The Academies Act sped up the conversion of schools' status, and Gove rushed it through to royal assent by July 2010.
"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?
"The town waited until Avalon had its building permit to condemn it," he continued, "then rushed it through the R.T.M. in July.
