Sentence examples for be certain to pass from inspiring English sources

Staying at home to rear sisters and nieces is an evolutionary trade-off, because a helper would be certain to pass on some genes, but only those she shares with the queen.

He explained to her that he has no power over those kinds of decisions, but that if anyone asks, he'd be certain to pass her suggestion along.

But it is certain to pass, further isolating Israel.

Mitterand's party holds an absolute majority in the National Assembly, and his programs are certain to pass there.

As the PP holds a majority in both houses of parliament in Spain, the legislation is certain to pass.

Nicolas Gougain, a spokesman for the Inter-LGBT, a federation of many gay groups, said the law was certain to pass; the question is its parameters.

But it's Fiennes that is the showstopper here: the scene where he goes on an extended freakout to the Rolling Stones Emotional Rescuee is certain to pass into cinema legend.

The bill is certain to pass into law after being rushed through two key stages in two hours on Wednesday night in the House of Commons.

Senators in both parties said the bill is certain to pass, with all or nearly all the Democratic votes and several Republican ones, as well.

In any case, given that reactor operators will be given time to make fixes once the government decides what those fixes will be, several years are certain to pass before all of the Fukushima-related changes are carried out.

They could either allow for a vote on the broader Republican proposals that were certain to pass, the Democrats said, or they could leave for the summer recess having passed no new security measure at a time when administration officials were pointing to potential threats from Al Qaeda, including a report in The Roll Call last week that terrorists were possibly focusing on Congress itself.