Sentence examples for allowed a path from inspiring English sources

A sweeping bill that would have allowed a path to citizenship for approximately 11 million people living in the country illegally passed the Senate but is not expected to see a vote in the House.

The reform that passed the U.S. Senate increased enforcement at the border, introduced new technology to ensure lawful employment, expelled those with criminal records, and allowed a path to citizenship for those who paid a fine and back taxes and learned English.

He said, "Rather than talking about putting up a fence, why don't we work out some recognition of our mutual problems?" As president, Reagan signed an immigration reform bill that allowed a path to citizenship for almost 3 million undocumented immigrants.

Using PK modeling to guide a study design allowed a path-specific exposure model to be evaluated using urinary metabolite biomarkers.

But it's becoming just as apparent that far-right conservatives see immigration legislation that allows a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants as a suicidal mission.

Washington has yet to find a way to control the United States' borders and to deal with the politically explosive question of whether to allow a path to citizenship for the illegal immigrants already here.

That belief is fueling the president's push for quick action and broad changes that go beyond what Republicans are signaling would be acceptable if they are to back legislation that allows a path to citizenship for millions of illegal immigrants.

His immigration history — he first proposed and then objected to a plan that would allow a path to citizenship for those in the country illegally — is likely to lead Latinos and Asians to be skeptical.

To this end, ReTrace computes explicitly simple paths in contrast to finding shortest paths where cycles are allowed: a cyclic path can always be transformed into a smaller acyclic path which transfers the same set of atoms from sources to target as the cyclic path.

This has allowed a new path of access though still a highly indirect one (Harrison and Ross 2010)— to the brain's computation of expected values of rewards, which are (naturally) taken to play a crucial role in determining behavior.

A better understanding of the preceding political conflicts between the Association and the Board as well as of the positions and legitimate concerns of the members would have allowed a smoother path to scale up.