Sentence examples for anticipated passage from inspiring English sources

[C2.] Personal Bankruptcy Filings Rise A weakening economy and the anticipated passage of a bankruptcy reform bill caused a surge in the number of individuals filing for bankruptcy in the first quarter, according to an analysis of federal statistics.

A weakening economy and the anticipated passage of a bankruptcy reform bill in Washington caused a spike in the number of individuals filing for bankruptcy in the first quarter, according to an analysis of federal statistics released yesterday.

The U.S. Senate's anticipated passage of the $700 billion bailout bill gave the dollar a boost against the euro, while investors worry that Europe isn't in a position to deliver a similar pan-continental solution to prevent its own erosion.

But in the meantime, many lenders have already begun changing their practices, Mr. Courson said, anticipating passage of the financial reform bill.

Few anticipate passage of such bills (a North Dakota law was revoked in 2003 shortly after being enacted, such was the dissent).

That's what happens to Nelson Jason Weissbrodd), all duded up and eager, anticipating passage through the Pearly Gates.

But President Barack Obama held a public meeting in Missouri and planned a prime-time news conference later in the day in hopes of focusing attention on the accomplishments of his young administration, including the anticipated final passage late in the day of his ambitious $3.5 trillion budget.

The 1992 cohort of students was avoided out of concern that some of these students might have anticipated the passage of HOPE and altered their behavior in response.

As anticipated, the passaging setup used leads to the retention of NIb cistron by all TEV lineages, and by contrasting the evolution of TEV and TEV-Δ NIb, we are therefore considering the evolutionary effects of having a full-length or truncated genome.

As for Jerry Springer, the arrangement I had with the producers meant we were liable for all the costs arising from the lawsuits taken out by people who were anticipating the passage of the Incitement to Religious Hatred Act.

For generations, one of the most eagerly anticipated rites of passage for teenagers was getting their first driver's license.