ramrodded in a sentence
Examples
- To prevent the Japanese from regaining the initiative, King ramrodded the idea of an immediate American counterattack through the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
- While he has ramrodded his teams into the playoffs in each of his four years as head man, Cowher has heard hardly a discouraging word.
- State and federal investigators subsequently said the official who ramrodded the five-year deal, former prisons director James A . " Andy"
- Bush's hand-picked commission chairman, David Laney of Dallas, dismissed objections from Wynne and ramrodded approval of the toll road in March 1996.
- In a life studded with public and private achievements, Goldwater took his greatest pride in a wide ranging military reorganization bill he ramrodded through the Senate in May 1986.
- The documents came from the files of Deputy Chief of Staff Harold Ickes, who ramrodded much of the president's re-election effort from inside the White House.
- In less than a week, then-Gov . Roy Barnes, a Democrat, ramrodded a new flag through the Legislature that reduced the Confederate emblem to a small insignia.
- The centerpiece of the U . S .-Mexican economic relationship is the controversial North American Free Trade Agreement, or NAFTA, which Clinton ramrodded through a reluctant Congress in 1993.
- But U . S . House Speaker Newt Gingrich has criticized the program as " coerced volunteerism " and ramrodded a $ 210 million budget cut through the House earlier this year.
- They have been swollen by grossly excessive tax cuts _ most heavily benefiting wealthy people who need them the least _ that were incessantly championed by Bush and ramrodded through a Republican-dominated Congress.