Sentence examples for committed to passage from inspiring English sources

But I know we can pass this in several states in 2012 where we have good leadership and state legislators already committed to passage.

A majority of Republicans support the bill, which would let Obama use expedited procedures to pass the Trans-Pacific Partnership with 12 Pacific Rim countries and a separate partnership with Europe, but the measure still doesn't have enough members committed to passage.

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He went on: "Although we do not have the number of votes at this time needed to pass the marriage equality gender bill this legislative session, we are committed to pursuing its passage.

Republicans are stalwartly committed to blocking the passage of tax increases, while Democrats insist that raising taxes is better than continuing to hack away at already drained public services.

But Nixon — who photographed Ophelia Dahl, the daughter of the children's-book author Roald Dahl, for this week's issue of The New Yorker — is interested in these women as subjects, not just as images, and he's committed to documenting the passage of time, not defying it.

Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) voted to support the bill leaving the Judiciary Committee, but has not committed to its final passage.

You could make a case that New England was thoroughly committed to rebellion after the passage of the Coercive Acts in 1774.

The conference, mainly aimed at a public of high school students and their teachers, was less a celebration than a debate among philosophers and geologists committed to reconstructing and understanding precise passages in the history of geology.

"As part of our commitment as well, we're committed to performing a bed refurbishment of the very narrow passage," Mr. Nash said.

"We're committed to performing a bed refurbishment of the very narrow passage," Mr. Nash said.