Sentence examples for challenges of passing from inspiring English sources

The new reformers are not blind to the challenges of passing campaign finance legislation, particularly given the current partisan divide in Congress.

Diarra says this is down to the challenge of passing the last class.

But trade agreements, if not complex multilateral ones, can still be made without fast-track, and the fact is that to the outside world Mr Clinton still commands the country with which they all want to do business.That just leaves the challenge of passing the presidency on to Mr Gore.

His explanation makes an interesting point about the challenge Woods faces of passing the torch.

The so-called "lawfare" changes to the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act to prevent environmentalists taking legal challenges have no chance of passing the Senate.

They were wet all the time, a challenge they had to cope with by devising ways of passing less urine and avoiding being noticed by those around them.

"The timing of his passing, the range of passing he has got is exceptional and the challenge is to translate that into a game.

"One advantage is there is less of a challenge to pass the co-op board if they're already a shareholder and understand how the building is run".

With some opposition from growers and drug policy advocates it could be more of a challenge to pass.

Conceived in this way, philology challenges every scholastic passing down of authoritative interpretations.

Senator Hagan was well aware of the challenges ahead in passing the bill; she noted on the call that, in the gainful employment fight, the for-profit college industry hired "practically every lobbyist on the Hill".