Sentence examples for been passage from inspiring English sources
noun
A paragraph or section of text or music with particular meaning.
"You look at the '64 Civil Rights Act, '65 Voting Rights Act — it's interesting that, but for Republican involvement, there probably would not have been passage of those acts.
Perhaps most important have been passage of a new bankruptcy code and a uniform goods and services tax (GST) to replace a complex and confusing hodge-podge of regional and national taxes (though the new levy itself seems more complicated than necessary).
Yet I can't get past this reality: As ugly as the process has been, passage of this bill would mean we'd see billions of dollars invested in energy efficiency and renewable power, we'd see new green buildings sprouting up across America, and we'd see a path opened toward significant, mandatory reductions in carbon pollution.
That something is passage of the Paycheck Fairness Act.
There are passages I know by heart.
There are passages, movements, and repeated themes.
There are passages that are still funny, four hundred years later.
Cells were passaged every two days.
The cells were passaged at 80 90 % confluence.
Cells were passaged thrice a week.
The cells were passaged thrice a week.
