Sentence examples for try to rush through from inspiring English sources

But that effort appears to have been set aside as Republicans try to rush through an Obamacare repeal.

"This is important because, while the majority of overseas estate agents are perfectly reliable, there are also plenty of rogues who will try to rush through a deal without taking the necessary precautions".

Within days of convening, the new Congress will return to some of the biggest battles of the last decade as House Democrats try to rush through legislation requiring the government to negotiate lower drug prices for Medicare beneficiaries and overturning President Bush's restrictions on embryonic stem cell research.

Wouldn't the hard-line conservatives who run Congress try to rush through as much as possible -- tax cuts, a diversion of Social Security taxes into private accounts, whatever they can pass -- just in case they lost control of the legislature in 2002?

The government was locked in urgent talks with opposition parties last night to try to rush through emergency legislation on the use of anonymous witnesses in criminal cases, after the collapse of an Old Bailey murder trial and a warning from police that dozens of other prosecutions might now be in jeopardy.

Lawmakers have stalled on sexual misconduct reforms, as they try to rush through Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation.

If you go to Bonus, another party can get in if you stay too long, so don't go in if you're trying to rush through!

They are trying to rush through some change of use application before I know about it.

This month, when the Republicans tried to rush through the Graham-Cassidy bill, they scheduled things so that the C.B.O.

"They misused parliament, trying to rush through a bill that wasn't properly debated, and paid the price.

A few have suggested that Republicans are trying to rush through a bill they know is unpopular with the public.