Sentence examples for Be passage from inspiring English sources

Now the biggest bargains of all may be passage on the Greek island and Turkish cruise ships.

Mr. Gore has said that his first legislative priority as president would be passage of the McCain-Feingold bill, which would outlaw soft money contributions.

Crucial to that projection would be passage of Trump's proposed overhaul of the tax code, including streamlining individual tax rates into three brackets and reducing the corporate tax rate to 15percentt.

He wanted them to remain in their White House posts, he told the two Irishmen, still in the first throes of grief for their dead leader, because the best tribute that could be paid to President Kennedy would be passage of the programs he had believed in.

"We know that there are going to be more and more obese people in years to come, so there will be passage of obesity from one generation to the next, even though no parent who is obese wants their child to suffer from it too," said Prof Mark Hanson, of Southampton University, another co-author.

("To me, it is about jobs, not polar bears!") After attending 183 meetings and devoting more than 120 hours of scheduled Senate time to the matter, Graham dropped his co-sponsorship of the legislation when the Senate majority leader, the Democrat Harry Reid, disclosed in late April that his priority would be passage of an immigration bill.

The warnings would be passage-by-passage, and effectively reach "a compromise between protecting students and defending their civil liberties".

These hiNSCs can be passaged indefinitely and cryopreserved as colonies.

PBECs should be passaged when ∼60 70% confluent.

Cells could be passaged 3 4 times.

In addition, one of the essays was passage based.