That is why the ruling class is insisting on the formation of a national unity government to push through its agenda. |
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Feeling threatened, the Internet community tried to push through net neutrality rules that said every packet should be treated equally. |
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Chancing upon a brightly-lit restaurant, we push through the plastic streamers over the entrance and find a table. |
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In addition, perennial weeds, such as nutsedge and dandelions, often have enough energy to push through the fabric. |
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Amputations and suchlike in the hospitals are seen very briefly as people push through the crowds of injured and dying. |
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Obviously that's a very subjective sieve to push through a juror, because the juror has to make an introspective judgment of himself. |
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Chaos erupted during a heavy cloudburst, forcing the large crowd to push through entrances for shelter. |
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The government was reluctant to push through the sort of housecleaning that the United States went through in its recent crisis. |
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The objective would be to try to push through a referendum on four year terms with the crucial how-to-vote card backing of both major parties. |
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The gauzy curtains might represent flimsy barriers that will be easy for you to push through to get what you need. |
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Astoundingly, presidents have, in the past, managed to push through agendas they really care about. |
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All of the vehicles push through the kill zone as quickly as possible, advancing approximately 300 meters. |
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We push through a mass of bodies, eyes locked forwards, until the front is within sight. |
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Smiling as he saw a customer push through the doors, he fought to swallow his irritation. |
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He is also championing the creation of eco-towns and aims to push through a Climate Change bill. |
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Mark said, giving her a small push through the door and closing it behind her. |
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Yes, the House did manage to push through a deal to avoid the fiscal cliff at the last possible moment. |
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Coordinator Hombach and Commissioner Patten are working hard to push through the Solidarity Pact. |
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I am delighted about this and I hope that Sweden, encouraged by good experiences, will be able to push through this kind of development. |
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There is a danger of the work's losing momentum, and it may become more difficult to push through new environmental laws. |
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That State's practice of delaying payments reflected not an inability to pay, but a desire to push through proposals that were in its interest. |
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It is vital that our countries take advantage of the improved external environment to push through vital reforms. |
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As a result, there is no real attempt to create and push through a genuine democracy. |
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Finally, politicians could find statistical arguments to justify and push through sometimes unpopular development projects. |
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They will have to push through anti-trust law to promote competition, and support high-quality research and its application in the economy. |
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King Mohammed VI remains popular and he has attempted to push through a reformfocused agenda. |
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Behind the scenes, the influential garbage lobby manipulated figures and was able to push through a far larger facility. |
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The Maoists want to push through land reform, emancipate the lower castes and seek foreign investment. |
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The latter meanwhile have undertaken to push through swingeing economic and social reforms. |
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With the trowel, he dug a little hole, making it just deep enough that the grain sprout would still be able to push through the dirt on top of it. |
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The city fathers and government officials who had the foresight and courage to push through the investment in the water treatment system will one day be seen as visionaries. |
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Also, by setting myself deadlines and being much harsher on myself and less indulgent, I was able to really push through to a tangible finish line. |
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It needs an international confederation of loyal, corrupt, authoritarian governments in poorer countries to push through unpopular reforms and quell the mutinies. |
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The Government is resorting to the excessive use of parliamentary guillotines to quickly push through controversial legislation, according to Labour chief whip Emmet Stagg. |
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But if psychology is in fact beginning to shift in Europe, it could well make it easier for gun-shy governments to push through more meaningful reforms. |
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But as Michael Tomasky argues, they need the debt to push through their radical and unpopular agenda. |
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Last year, her group successfully helped push through a measure that made the sale of cat fur illegal in the country. |
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These are the kind of challenges the first gay NFL player will likely have to clench his teeth and push through. |
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Like a huge pressure pushing against my skin, I could feel it trying to claw its way out of me, trying to push through the flimsy barrier of flesh my body provided. |
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Is it because of a growing cynicism against anything the government tries to push through without proper consultation, or is it unjustifiable paranoia on my part? |
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When I went through the Brandenburg Gate, I had to push through a countercurrent of girls parading their lovely selves through a temporary narrow passage of plywood. |
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The division reinforced the right flank by committing the 15th Welsh who were able to push through into the wood. |
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The glacial pace and near-vertical learning curve might make you seasick to begin with, but push through it, master the strange rhythm of its gameplay, and you'll find an experience like no other. |
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It's amazing to watch him just push through it. |
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I would take everybody's chaos and help push through it. |
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But I do feel like some of these guys need to push through it a little. |
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When you push through, that's when you pull something. |
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High levels of lygus are generally associated with drought conditions, so a good rain could also allow the crop to push through and come into flower. |
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We are prepared to abridge that fundamental right today and over the next few days in order to push through a campaign promise made by the government. |
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Then debate was avoided, things were tinkered with and tweaked in order to push through an even more federalist treaty despite a no' from the French and Dutch peoples. |
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The ideal scenario for him would be to push through a tax increase before his presidency officially gets underway, giving him a bigger budget while allowing him to shirk the blame for raising taxes. |
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I'm angry the Harper government has rushed into ransacking the democratic process to push through a free trade deal that will exacerbate the human rights crisis in Colombia. |
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A change in president to one more sympathetic to the truculent unions that represent airline workers may make future deals harder to push through. David Castelveter of the ATA argues that the government could do more to help. |
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Key pledge: To push through with intensity. |
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Even so, push through and you will always make it. |
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Crowds push through narrow, covered alleys. |
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This strength helped us to push through our growth strategy. |
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However, the inability of the country to achieve lasting peace in the east and the failure to push through credible reforms in the security sector constitute real threats to gains made. |
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To remove the pill, push through the back of the DISCREET Package. |
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While the targets are necessarily somewhat crude and not based on any specific analysis, they have functioned remarkably well in providing a framework and generating the momentum necessary to push through the exercise. |
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Investors' withdrawals continued after the general election, which did not produce a clear enough majority in the Diet to push through the tax reform that is required to create the conditions for a lasting economic recovery. |
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If too much C40 emulsion is applied, for example, the water may not be able to evaporate quickly enough, with the result that the bitumen begins to foam and possibly push through the overlay to the surface. |
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The huge cuts in arts funding come against a background of efforts by the right-wing federal Czech government to push through an ambitious reform programme including reductions in tax and welfare spending. |
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Voting rights restrictions make it difficult for larger shareholders to push through certain amendments to the articles of incorporation or to force personnel changes in the Board. |
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Your team is continuing to work hard together to push through what appears to be a reluctance on the part of the employer to reach a conclusion on any of the issues at the table. |
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In January 1174 the forces of Young Henry and Louis attacked again, threatening to push through into central Normandy. |
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Gladstone began using the Liberal majority in the House of Commons to push through resolutions and legislation. |
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The land deals in Tokyo've gone toes up since the bubble burst, but the landlord's still trying to push through a deal with a developer. |
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The charity's welfare centres have also been inundated with fat horses suffering laminitis, where bones twist and push through the hoof. |
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But is he the man to disempower the warlords and disarm their militias in order to push through this constitution? |
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It is currently unclear when the CAAC would attempt to push through further deregulation to allow more no-frills carriers into the market, reported The Associated Press. |
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Ricers includes a whisk type, a push through mesh and one design that has continued to today with a perforated basked and pull down pressure panel. |
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Today's trialogue will test the mediators' commitments to push through the peace conference against the breaker topics that capsized the earlier talks. |
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Other Bristol labels such as Cafe Bass have also helped to push through a sound categorised as 'bass music' with the help of influential artists such as Lone Ranger. |
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