Sentence examples similar to a passing question from inspiring English sources

Last year, voters in the state narrowly passed Question 1, an initiative that required most private buyers and sellers of guns to conduct a background check through a licensed dealer.

The Roman Catholic Dioceses of Portland (ME) even set up a Political Action Committee PACC), and gave and raised $553,000 to pass Question #1.

A spokesman for Lord Stevens said the distinguished police chief had been passed questions and request for comment.

But as the weeks pass, questions remain, and the uncertainty is leaving investors uneasy.

Huckabee struggles with this Terri Schiavo question, passing a Constitutional question up to high-faluting ideas about the sanctity of life.

A member of the audience passed a question to the moderator, who read it to Armey: How can the Federalist Papers be an inspiration for the tea party, when their principal author, Alexander Hamilton, "was widely regarded then and now as an advocate of a strong central government"?

After a question is asked, contestants are only permitted to respond or pass a question after first ringing-in.

RYAN LIZZA: Which has no chance of passing… QUESTION FROM JOHN: What about Climategate?

Rubin, who does not do puzzles, passed a question to his son Jamie.

Like many others in Minnesota, Mr. Gavic has more than a passing interest in the question.

In the subgroup of residents with former training the responsiveness indices were similar to those found in the whole group of residents: ES 1.78 (CI 95%: 1.37-2.17); SMR was 1.60 (CI 95%:1.24-1.96) Table 2 shows the percentage of residents with a passing score in each question before and after the educational intervention.