Sentence examples for be passed for from inspiring English sources
verb
Physical movement. heading
When something is dangerous, we expect laws to be passed for our protection".
It opens the door for other repressive laws to be passed, for Sunni Muslims as well as Shia".
It will hopefully influence future behaviour but will not affect the sentences that will be passed for the offence.
The lower house, almost 90 percent male in its composition, had ensured that a bill intended to increase the number of female members would not be passed for at least another year.
One Radio 2 producer complained to me that a senior executive now has to listen to every two-hour recording made by the reliably inoffensive Dale Winton before it can be passed for broadcast.
He need not have worried; once inside the flamme rouge and with 500 metres to go, his leader hit the front and looked a good thing only to be passed for the win by Rodríguez.
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A hat is passed for the musicians.
No meaningful legislation, apart from an annual budget, has been passed for several years.
In 1401 the first English statute was passed for the burning of heretics.
"We are therefore proud to declare that Alan Turing's test was passed for the first time".
