Sentence examples for encouraging passage from inspiring English sources

"ALEC spends a lot of time encouraging passage of laws, and everyone has a right to do that," she says, "but they should have to disclose how much they spend doing it, just like us and the Chamber [of Commerce] and the AFL-CIO".

On Friday at Bolton Wanderers there were encouraging passages of play from Forest that suggested O'Driscoll's message was beginning to be heard by his new squad.

Learning to read maps properly, it argues, is an important rite of passage, developing character and encouraging independence.

Advocates hailed the vote as an encouraging sign for the measure's eventual passage.

The few encouraging statements are outnumbered by plenty of passages that lament the hardships of womanhood.

But the Moroccan government's demonstrated stability and the passage of new fiscal policies have had an encouraging effect on foreign buyers, particularly from France, Ms. Fahim said.

In early August, on the eve of the act's passage in the Senate, Mrs. Obama wrote an op-ed article in The Washington Post encouraging lawmakers to vote yes, which they did, unanimously.

"He was very encouraging.

These are encouraging signs.

These are encouraging pointers.

There are encouraging signs.