Sentence examples for ease passage from inspiring English sources

Its sponsors intentionally kept the bill simple — just 11 pages in length — to ease passage.

Still, it is likely that the suggestion of opening casinos to foreigners only is designed to ease passage of a first bill.

Margins that wide should ease passage of big initiatives, but divisions within the party will not disappear with a victory on Nov. 4.

In contrast, Alec Phillips, a Goldman Sachs economist, said Friday that a shutdown could "ease passage of a debt-limit increase" because House Republicans could lose their bargaining leverage.

It would be up to Congressional committees next year to draft the legislation to meet those targets, but Congress would be given special instructions to ease passage of the bills.

Mr. Bush and Republican lawmakers had used the 2010 expiration date as a way to blunt the effects of lower revenue on the long-term deficit and to ease passage of tax breaks through Congress.

And in coming months, this one may contain language easing passage of taxation and entitlement legislation.

Payoffs at border checkpoints may be easing passage, oil analysts say.

Those talks continued Tuesday at Blair House, with the aim of easing passage of a significant increase in the debt limit, currently set at $14.3 trillion.

The compression increased the life of the snow and eased passage for sleds.

Together with Ben Cardin (D-MD), Corker negotiated a series of deals with the Obama administration that ultimately eased passage of the bill by requiring not congressional approval but, rather, congressional disapproval of the agreement (which required more than a simple majority vote).