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Meanings of push ahead in English

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Usage of push ahead in English
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The government has vowed to push ahead with deregulation plans this year.
News.com.au
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He was however still determined to push ahead with the breakaway group.
Radio NZ
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It will push ahead with cost and production cuts in the region.
The Irish Times
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Many scientists and medics have welcomed the government's decision to push ahead.
Reuters
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Whanganui is to push ahead with plans to sell its pensioner flats.
Radio NZ
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He would gladly have shouldered more in his zeal to push ahead.
The Little Colonel's Chum: Mary Ware
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No, he would push ahead and see what he yet could do!
The Expedition of the Donner Party and its Tragic Fate
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EasyJet needed a simple majority to push ahead with the proposal.
The Irish Times
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Yet, Huawei is determined to push ahead despite the recent controversies.
The South African
10
But Mr Trump indicated he would push ahead with the nomination process immediately.
News.com.au
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The government is adamant it will push ahead with the reform.
The Guardian
12
Fertility experts say it is important to push ahead, but cautiously.
Radio NZ
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That showed he was keen to push ahead with some major economic reforms.
Reuters
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Attempting to push ahead, it had suddenly found itself wedged in.
The Magician
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The sun shines out clear and warm, and I push ahead once more.
Around the World on a Bicycle - Volume I / From San Francisco to...
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It's too big... We will push ahead with all structural reforms.
The Guardian
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