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Republican lawmakers say Democrats are trying to push through a bill without enough time for proper Congressional scrutiny.

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However, due to the restrictiveness of the compiled technique, it has not been able to push through in commercial products.

So functionaries take centre stage, too afraid to push through difficult policies and innovate, forever trying to accommodate everyone.

Still, he should be trying to push through as much aid to the economy as possible.

Another worry is whether Mr Kan can push through a reform of the fiscal system to help ease strains on the public finances.

He then could try to push through his own debt plan, or make changes to Mr. Boehner's plan to make it more palatable to Democrats.

As Kevin Rudd, the prime minister, tries to push through legislation to deal with global warming, coal is also one of his headaches.

One of Sarkozy's first major moves as president was to push through what amounted to a 10 percent tax cut for France's wealthiest people.

Affirmations can help you push through your self-doubts and help lead you to a more passionate life.

In a twist, nervy financial markets may make it easier for a minority government to push through tough measures.

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The Democrats said they would not try to push through a bill before Mr Brown is seated.

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Some SWFs have been able to push through separate accounts, individualised pools of capital with more favourable terms than the main fund.

Even if the President can push through every element of his plan, most analysts agree that unemployment would only tick down by 1%.

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He is currently trying to push through a rise in France's legal retirement age from 60 years to 62.

But most think the heat of the crisis presents them with the best opportunity to push through far-reaching changes.

Soon enough, after The Body found a job, he needed another can of Coke just to push through the mid-afternoon slump.

The government lacks control of the upper house and may not be able to push through its current modest stimulus plans.

He worked hard to help push through recent United Nations resolutions on peacekeeping forces in Sudan and Chad.

The main task of the new administration is to push through the bailout and austerity deal agreed with the EU.

Some fear that she seeks to maximise her power and may, if elected, not push through reforms that Ukraine desperately needs.

Those governments are remembered as among Italy's more effective, able to push through reforms.

Governments can use outside financial pressure as an excuse to push through reforms that might otherwise be politically unacceptable.

Those reminders are often necessary to push through the tasks that don't excite you.

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And that will be determined not by elections, but by the willingness of political leaders to push through structural reforms.

We tried to push through the baseball fans who were lining up for tickets.

Unhappiness can act as the goad to get you to push through those barriers.

His last mandate before resigning in August was to push through Parliament a new law promoting renewable energy.

You shouldn't push through muscle resistance, and never stretch to the point of pain.

And, since being re-elected, he has leveraged Republican majorities in the state Legislature to push through a conservative agenda.

The ads also urged consumers to brink a Coke to gain the energy needed to push through long day at the office.

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It is unclear that the political will to push through change exists (a committee is appointing a second one to come up with proposals).

In the euro zone, doubts have been raised about the willingness of Greece to push through the required austerity measures.

But investors know from experience that treaty amendment is neither simple nor quick (it took years to push through the Lisbon treaty).

The world's leaders were determined to push through unpopular decisions, for the sake of our long-term well-being.

The World Bank proposed the establishment of a high-level reform commission to push through the proposals.

Mr. Kumar said China's centralised system allowed it to push through projects on the ground without central interference.

Mr Bush is also determined to push through what is left of his trade agenda, including pacts with Colombia and South Korea.

A constitutional convention may be needed to push through the trickiest reforms.

For decades, liberals have relied on the courts to push through some of their most cherished policies.

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"If they continue to push through this proposal, it's worthless to hold the games, " Mr. Charoen, the Thai official, said.

He ordered parliament to convene next Thursday to pass a constitutional amendment to push through the changes.

The French government vows it will push through its reform package by the end of the month.

And for some of us, the best way to manage pain is to just push through it.

It would push through fiscal and structural reforms, then take the country to elections.

Now in office, he wants to push through sweeping but initially costly reforms that he hopes will get more people into jobs.

So I'm going to push through this paralysis and keep fighting for the real challenges facing middle-class families.

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Mr Erdogan needs to stick to his guns and push through these changes.

Even Mr Yushchenko's fans now say he was weak and had neither a plan of action nor strong advisers to push through reforms.

The Awami League now has a mandate to push through constitutional changes and its sweeping reform manifesto.

But Papandreou warned that any failure to push through the plan might lead the country straight to default.

This, in turn, makes it more difficult to push through important measures that would improve food safety.

The euro crisis is forcing Greece, Portugal and Spain to push through huge reforms in the teeth of popular protest.

The production of the 2011 Saab 9-4X crossover will push through even though Saab is no longer under GM.

This is why Mr Sarkozy's pension reform, which he wants to push through by the autumn, is critical.

Is the government, even one under a new Prime Minister, going to push through sufficient austerity to avoid a default?

Now leading a fragile coalition with a majority of one, she has unpopular legislation on reducing CO2 emissions to push through.

Mr Pan says the government is too weak to push through privatisation in the face of union demands for job security and stable salaries.

In early August 2005 the then-prime minister, Junichiro Koizumi, called a snap election to push through postal privatisation.

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The European Union is pressing Ankara to push through political and economic reforms.

And that means that Wen doesn't have the clout he needs to push through the reforms he has repeatedly told the country it needs.

Moreover, solvent countries need a breathing-space to push through reforms.

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The decision to loosen the currency is evidence the Chinese leadership can push through structural changes despite domestic opposition.

And the private sector may find it hard to push through another tough round of pay restraint.

The 2008 crash allowed Detroit to push through changes that had long been blocked by unions and timid management.

There are any number of issues he could block or help push through parliament.

Having goals like that would help me push through the rough times.

Are there areas of your life in which holding a conviction would give you the added drive to push through all kinds of obstacles?

Simon Davey is looking to push through a deal for Liverpool winger Adam Hammill, but he has ended his interest in four trialists.

He tried in vain to push through the crowd.

But such increases are laborious to arrange and politically difficult to push through.

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The Maoists want to push through land reform, emancipate the lower castes and seek foreign investment.

Why did the 78-year-old Mr Mubarak decide so late in his rule to push through these changes?

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However, the bulk of the stimulus has come from the government's order to state-owned banks to push through a massive surge in loans.

Ireland's failing government adds to the doubt, because it could find it hard to push through an austerity budget before a new election.

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How can a person push through an unfavorable environment or situations?

The more you push through broken glass, the thicker it becomes.

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Obama tried to push through a requirement that equipment and material used in the stimulus be made in America.

Analysts say these problems will increase the government's leverage to push through mergers.

Nor has the government taken the chance to push through economic reforms that, as the floods have made clear, are urgently needed.

Moreover, it can be nigh on impossible to push through reforms in an alliance of 28 countries.

If rebels push through the town, they will have a relatively clear road to Tripoli.

He will push through more labour reform, with or without union consent.

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Reining in the Russians will be more difficult when the oil price starts to push through $100 a barrel.

If we're really driven, we try to push through.

In Portugal, in fact, the leaders of the main parties have just announced plans to push through a substantial austerity program.

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Not only must it fight central government but also market pressure to push through conversions.

Gana Peru, however, will have just 36 per cent of congressional seats, making it difficult for Mr Humala to push through radical reforms.

I have seen those red and white striped tulips push through the soil every spring for over ten years now.

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Other reforms he plans to push through early are a guarantee of minimum service on public transport during strikes;

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