Sentence examples for entails passing from inspiring English sources

Hannity's "advocacy journalism" sometimes entails passing along stories that never quite check out.

Satisfactory academic performance in a student's first year entails passing all courses with a grade of B or better.

Grade Requirements: Satisfactory academic performance in a student's first year entails passing all courses with a grade of B or better.

Making the Honor Roll entails passing a tough set of five tests.

A core piece of the challenge, as co-founder and CEO Olivier Magnan-Saurin tells it, was how to handle multiple partners in this CMP because its business entails passing data along the chain of partners — each new use and partner requiring opt-in consent.

The other problem: the journey north entails passing through countless checkpoints and dealing with bribe-happy officials and their nonsensical paperwork and regulations.

But it still entailed passing an income-tax hike, something that Republicans hadn't supported for twenty-two years.

This frees the user of starting the whole program over simply to review something a few screens back, but it may still entail passing through 30 screens or more to reach the screen you want.

This would entail passing the same bill, a second time, in the 2013-14 sessiopeningning up the prospect of a re-run of this week's festivities.

Whether or not changes are made to the law this session or in the future, effective reform should entail passing legislation that lowers the drawbridge to allow the frontier to compete with the fortress, to allow innovation to disrupt the status quo.

Resignation and impeachment are both seen as "dishonorable options," said Koo, adding that Park's statement seemed to be a request for a third option: "She's asking the legislature to come with a way that would enable her to step down in an honorable way which might actually entail passing a new law or changing the constitution".