Sentence examples for future passage from inspiring English sources
faculty went so far as to ban all Colorado law firms from on-campus recruiting, to protest the state's passage of Amendment 2, which repealed state laws that offered protection against discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and forbade the future passage of any such laws.
While the White House opposes the measure -- and its future passage in the House of Representatives is far from certain -- Senate Democrats insisted that it be considered before they would debate giving Obama his fast track.
Therefore, we suggest that it is likely that the bovine scrapie PrPSc has a slightly higher stability than classical BSE, and that further analysis of these isolates upon future passage would be instructive for continued investigation of these relationships.
Outside Morocco, it were Maghnia or the Algerian-Moroccan border (24) - which refers to the route they take that necessitates a future passage through Oujda -, Algeria (17), Tamanrasset (8) and the desert between Mali and Algeria (8).
The estimated probability of impacting Earth in future passages through the inner Solar System is remote, about 2.5×10−9 per orbit.
In a review in the online speculative fiction magazine Strange Horizons, Tony Keen was critical of Bear's novel, saying that the present and future passages "do not mesh terribly well", and that it is "too long" with "too many ideas".
Further work will be required to determine whether the C6/36.wMelPop-CLA line will retain a high density of Wolbachia during future passages and continue to display the same extent of viral inhibition.
Regardless of the bill's political future, its passage was a significant moment for the immigrant activists that crowded into the gallery to watch the vote.
The first step toward fixing our immigration system rests in securing opportunity for their futures through passage of the DREAM Act.
The last we hear of Tim, he is setting sail toward the future by booking passage as an assistant to a naturalist on a ship embarking on a long voyage of exploration.
The proposal has divided the fractious governing coalition, with the ruling Conservatives, led by Prime Minister David Cameron, vociferously opposing the measure, and the Liberal Democrats, led by Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg, betting their political future on its passage.
