push through

British  

verb

1. (tr) to compel to accept

   the bill was pushed through Parliament

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Example Sentences

The process can take months to push through, so firms need to plan in advance or risk missing out on the chance to capitalize on a surge.

From Barron's

Jones contact with the shin of Yves Bissouma and pushed through into the leg as he slid forward to try to play the ball.

From BBC

I’d push through, wondering why I was so lazy, so inconsistent, so weak.

From Los Angeles Times

Approval ratings for Takaichi's cabinet are around 70 percent, but her ruling bloc only has a slim majority in parliament's lower house, hindering its ability to push through her ambitious policy agenda.

From Barron's

Stocks that continue to hold gains and push through resistance often reflect ongoing institutional demand.

From Barron's