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Domonic had also pushed through a raise for Thomas of ten dollars and he was now getting forty-five dollars a week .

And I could have refused it at the gate, where a spirited Latina teenager shoved it into my hands as I pushed through the turnstile.

In the mid-1990s successive Italian governments, desperate not to be left out of the euro, pushed through some impressive reforms.

It was raining heavily, and they found a gate with a weak structure, so they pushed through it.

And then the forest grew silent, except for the wind that pushed through the winter trees.

In a tacit acknowledgment, the White House held its own event on April 15, promoting tax cuts the administration had pushed through.

And in August Mr Sarkozy pushed through a law obliging public-transport workers to negotiate some form of minimum service during a strike.

The process calls for the chemical to be pushed through the small holes of a spinneret.

In 2006 Dominique de Villepin, then prime minister, did not bother to discuss a labour market reform that he pushed through by decree.

Yet it would be a curious finale for the politicians and officials now in power who pushed through the reforms of 1991.

Yet when he pushed through the necessary legislation, it was in the teeth of fierce Social Democratic opposition.

Of course, Greece may be able to cut its long-term bond yields if the austerity plan is pushed through.

Also, the sealing element allows the drill string, including tool joints, to be pulled or pushed through the closed element under pressure.

Third, Japan has a strong state and weak civil society so reforms could be pushed through; in Germany, the opposite is true.

I thought if I worked through lunch, took no breaks and just pushed through it, I would get more done.

She turned into the cabin driveway, pushed through the front door and dialed 911.

A length of sewing thread was tied on and pushed through a small hole in the lid.

Samaranch then pushed through a series of reforms to clean up the IOC, including a ban on member visits to bid cities.

Because in five minutes, someone's about to be pushed through that window.

Regulators in turn have pushed through a raft of rules on the amount of equity and liquidity institutions should hold.

As China sidestepped the worst of the recession and pushed through a large stimulus program, shares skyrocketed.

Far from delivering a bounce in the polls, the overhaul of health reform that Mr Obama pushed through in March has incensed many voters.

It is a pity that the national Department of Environmental Affairs never pushed through with that program.

Nancy Pelosi, the new speaker of the House of Representatives, has pushed through a popular raft of reforms in double-quick time.

She also ignored his call as she pushed through the double glass doors.

Taking a deep breath, they pushed through the doors, and was greeted by shocked silence.

There were twenty-one racks and more than fifteen hundred machines, each sprouting cables like Play-Doh pushed through a spaghetti press.

earlier this year mr abe , as the government ' s chief cabinet secretary , pushed through a bill that allowed for female succession.

She pushed through the crowd, elbowing people out of the way.

While several ministers from northern Europe turned up the pressure on Spain, Mr. de Maiziere pushed through many of Germany's points.

Days after the cyclone, the government pushed through a referendum on its new constitution, which will continue military control.

Although its effects are yet to feed in, Congress has also pushed through a fiscal stimulus.

On June 9th the Obama administration duly pushed through a fourth round of sanctions at the UN Security Council.

The transfer window remains open, though, and a deal could be pushed through before the 31st August deadline.

It was another kind of music, not so croony but good just the same, which greeted my ears when I pushed through the swinging door.

Foreign aid people and diplomats say a law pushed through parliament last month will curtail the activities of local human-rights workers.

I pushed through the heavy doors and saw for the first time what the city looks like covered in the breaking light of dawn.

I pushed through the doors and took the first vacant seAT I saw, AT a table for two, and waited.

After the elections, a Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition pushed through tough deficit reduction plans.

Worse, the austerity measures and reforms that Mr Papandreou has pushed through are not visibly making anything better.

Big cuts in public-sector pay and allowances have been pushed through in Ireland, Spain and Greece.

El president shows no signs of loosening up these days, having just pushed through new emergency decree powers for himself.

Bulging and nervous, I pushed through the revolving glass door and entered Logan Airport.

Mrs Mubarak pushed through laws banning female genital mutilation and allowing women to become judges.

In 2004 cross-party backing pushed through a law that outlaws the headscarf (and other religious symbols) in public schools.

He has pushed through an unpopular healthcare reform that only he and his most besotted allies believe will cut costs.

The dynamism of the economy could depend in part on whether these policies are pushed through.

To catch up, the French have pushed through changes to their tax and legal codes.

Yet in reality this will depend on whether key reforms on land, tax and infrastructure are pushed through.

The Republicans say a flawed bill is being pushed through in a needless rush.

The AK government has pushed through an impressive array of political and economic reforms.

Yet within days of returning from Washington, India and Russia had pushed through new tariffs.

Both reforms were pushed through despite the opposition of teachers' unions.

We pushed through the crowd, muttering occasional 'scuses' and 'pardons'.

Thompson pushed through the waiting crowd and grabbed his seat.

El presidente shows no signs of loosening up these days, having just pushed through new emergency decree powers for himself.

Yet Mr Reagan pushed through America's last immigration reform in 1986, which granted amnesty to millions of immigrants.

He pushed through big wage increases for teachers and government workers.

"Make way, " the knight growled as his horse pushed through the throng.

Last week, the Federal Reserve pushed through a deal for J. P. Morgan Chase to buy Bear Stearns for two dollars a share.

A $700bn stimulus programme pushed through Congress by Barack Obama inflated the deficit to more than 10 per cent of economic output.

Currently, it often takes months to get these work orders pushed through.

He also pushed through reforms to cure Colombia's faltering economy.

He has pushed through modest reforms of energy and education.

In both countries, the conservatives who pushed through deregulation lost power in the 1990s.

However, many people who get pushed through the trapdoor by some hidden force do become conspiracy theorists.

Last week, the Federal Reserve pushed through a deal for JP (J. P. )Morgan Chase to buy Mell sterns (Bear Stearns) for 2 dollars a share.

If a package of brave reforms can be pushed through, China's banks will blossom.

In 2012 alone he has pushed through a 33% rise in defence, security and police spending.

France and Italy have both pushed through aid to their carmakers.

The vote has been repeatedly delayed, in part because the government was unpopular after it pushed through a much-needed pension reform.

I pushed through the crowds to the bar.

Four words pushed through technology to build a raging fire in my chest.

In fact, since it came to power in 2002, the AK government has pushed through unparalleled reforms, giving women more rights than ever.

To address both weak enforcement and drink-driving, the government pushed through new legislation in 2008.

Would Italy, for example, have pushed through its recent austerity budget had it not been pushed by the markets?

Only late last year it had pushed through a plan to extend the life span of the country's 17 reactors.

Late last year, Medvedev pushed through controversial amendments to Russia's Constitution that extend presidential terms to six years.

and the nuclear co-operation deal he struck with America and pushed through India's rowdy parliament last year.

pushed through only five batches of proposed revisions

sometimes a sheep needs pushed through the fence

We are pushed through, and we shall consider ourselves lucky if we take our degrees;