Sentence examples for able to pass a from inspiring English sources

New Jersey was at least able to pass a state budget.

Livingstone and Kiley were able to pass a congestion charge in 2003 which dramatically improved traffic.

The question is: Will the Security Council be able to pass a resolution with teeth?

He has suggested that the state may not be able to pass a bill this year.

Congress would also be able to pass a resolution blocking the emergency declaration.

At best, Congress might be able to pass a bill giving agencies more discretion in carrying out the budget cuts.

Maybe it's the crudeness of his life's ambition: "to be able to pass a torture victim without lingering over him".

He had not been able to pass a horse in the stretch in his two comeback races.

I have never been able to pass a used-book store without feeling compelled to buy an armload.

Last week Democrats were able to pass a politically treacherous cap-and-trade bill out of the House.

This is a country that hasn't been able to pass a constitutional amendment saying women are equal to men.