| In the past there may have been some tendency to steamroll things, to push things through committee, heaven forbid, or to use non-elected representatives to push a certain political agenda. |
| They will welcome his belief in soft power and his desire to work with allies rather than steamroll them. |
| Despite all those popular movies that show one lonely scholar in a huge gray suburban high school, researchers are finding surprisingly large numbers of students who can steamroll through high school in record time. |
| I can assure the member there was no hidden agenda there, no need to sort of steamroll the House or anything like this. |
| First elected to government in 1996, the Howard Government suffered its own form of 'Senate envy' associated with their inability to steamroll legislation through the Senate. |
| Most importantly, we need leaders with the courage to steamroll the deniers and the vested interests. |
