Sentence examples for assuming it passes from inspiring English sources

New York: Auto dealers obtained a promise from aides to Governor Andrew Cuomo (more Democrats joining the fray!) that he'll sign a Tesla ban working its way through the state legislature, assuming it passes.

Assuming it passes both chambers of Congress — a non-trivial assumption — there won't be any great cause for celebration.

The treaty, assuming it passes, is "a splendid virtual success," said Justin Vaïsse, a French scholar at the Brookings Institution.

Assuming it passes, the government will begin a formal breakaway process to include negotiations with Baghdad and a campaign for international recognition.

The tax plan, assuming it passes, will be the centerpiece of Trump's uneven first year as president, along with positive economic indicators.

"Now that the debt ceiling deal, assuming it passes, has averted an imminent catastrophe, attention can return to the underlying state of the economy," said Nigel Gault, the IHS Global Insight chief United States economist.

Assuming it passed away in 1837, prompting Darwin to take it along to the museum, it seems reasonable to assume it hatched out in Galapagos in 1834 (or thereabouts).

Assuming it is passed by the Senate, the legislation will go to a conference committee to be reconciled with a substantially different proposal, already passed by the House, that is favored by the accounting industry.

Assuming it is passed by the Senate, it would be reviewed by the Constitutional Council, which has the power to reject proposed legislation, something that happens relatively infrequently.

Assuming it is passed by both the House and Senate, the $27 billion measure, which includes both tax cuts and counterbalancing tax increases, faces the possibility of a Presidential veto.

U.S. officials had expected Karzai to sign quickly, assuming it is passed by the loya jirga and the Afghan parliament, which also must approve the deal.