Sentence examples for complicated passage from inspiring English sources

Allegations of such aid to Pakistan, made by American intelligence agencies, have complicated passage by the Senate of normal trade status for China and are fueling the push for a Senate bill that singles out China for scrutiny and penalties if it exports advanced weapons technologies.

Hall acknowledges that he has had a complicated passage through life.

But there's still a complicated passage between good playing and good bandleading.

Strike three: "a complicated passage that doubled back on itself, mazelike".

Posts strung with yellow DO NOT CROSS tape had been set up, creating a complicated passage that doubled back on itself, mazelike".

The "complicated passage," as King writes on, was designed "to cram as many people as possible into as small a space as possible," the way they do in "movie theaters and the bank".

That complicates passage of the rescue plan and presents a picture of policy disarray to the rest of the world.

The idea, though, is opposed by Senate Republican leaders, who say it will only complicate passage of a bill that will make Americans feel safer on airplanes.

Both the tax cut and the change of power could complicate passage of spending bills this summer, because there is now less revenue available.

Such a move seemed unlikely, since it might complicate passage of the tax package, which includes a provision that President Obama sought in return for backing the continuation of tax cuts for all income levels that Republicans wanted: an extension of unemployment benefits.

That could complicate passage of the fast-track bill because Republicans object to Reid's package.