Sentence examples for facilitating passage from inspiring English sources

Saliva dissolves some of the chewed food and acts as a lubricant, facilitating passage through the subsequent portions of the digestive tract.

After Mr. Ahmadinejad issued his latest call for Parliament to support his proposal, Ayatollah Khamenei, speaking at a meeting of cabinet ministers and other senior figures, urged all parties to help Mr. Ahmadinejad's administration in "facilitating" passage of a subsidies reform bill.

However, the results of our study strongly suggest deep brain tissue penetration of quinacrine, suggesting the possible contribution of membrane transporter proteins or other mechanisms facilitating passage of quinacrine into brain tissue.

Two locks, 1,017 feet long and 112 feet wide, with two chambers each, are being built to facilitate passage through the Iron Gate.

A study by bank commissioner Pierre Jay and strong support by Desjardins and Edward A. Filene, a Boston merchant, facilitated passage of the law.

Ceramides form channels in planar phospholipid membranes and outer membranes of isolated mitochondria, channels large enough to facilitate passage of proteins released during MOMP.

The rationale for a layered clothing system that facilitates passage of liquid sweat and water vapor away from the body to the ambient environment is introduced.

"We are confident that Bret Schundler will work with New Jersey Right to Life to facilitate passage of life-affirming laws and to implement policies that grant equal protection to all members of the human family," Ms. Tasy said.

The finance minister, Mathias Cormann, told the Senate on Thursday the Coalition would agree to the Greens' amendments "to facilitate passage of this bill and allow key measures to come in by 1 July".

The House did, hoping to facilitate passage of health-care reform, even in the face of warnings by senators from both parties, including Robert C. Byrd (D-W.Va)., one of the original authors of the procedure, that such an effort to marginalize the minority would make health-care reform more difficult.

For example, a rounded shape may facilitate passage through the bloodstream while an elongated shape may facilitate migration through harder tissues like bone.