Both had arrived before the passage of the Endangered Species Act, in 1973.
Disclosure was a political necessity even before the passage, in 1910, of the Publicity Act.
It's a test cut on the metal part before the passage begins.
However, this stipulation was changed before the passage of the bill to "equal work".
Gender was already a priority for DfID before the passage of the act, the report said.
Before the passage of the law known as the Lex Canuleia (445 bc), they were also forbidden to marry patricians.
But that's preferable to the status quo before the passage of the Affordable Care Act, when insurers could cancel policies on a whim.
It was more than twenty years before the passage was dug out, and another seventeen before a side passage revealed the vast cave system beneath it.
For instance, during the debate last year before the passage of the health care law, some legislators sought to reduce the deductions for pharmaceutical advertising.
Officials and volunteers in Egypt blame the Israelis, saying that even before the passage stalled Israel had allowed supplies to pass through for only 19 hours each week.
Before the passage of the Affordable Care Act, had I lost my employer-provided insurance I might as well have had "PREËXISTING CONDITION" tattooed on my forehead.
