Sentence examples for given a pass on from inspiring English sources

Why is the Palestinian Authority leadership continually given a pass on responsibility?

But by and large the Met was given a pass on this decision for several reasons.

All the country is watching to see if he is given a pass on this.

"With the state of technology today, no mobile app should be given a pass on deploying proper encryption," says Rogers.

The series M.V.P., the cleanshaven closer Koji Uehara, was given a pass on the team's unofficial pro-beard policy because most of his teammates thought he was incapable of growing one.

Given the will he/won't he soap opera surrounding Thomas Markle, you might have imagined that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle would be given a pass on the finer details of their wedding plans.

Only give a passing signal on straightaways.

Just six minutes later the Pioneers made it 2-0 on Avakian's first goal, as she was given a nice pass on the play by Gaby Sarmiento.

Even if a new system steeply cuts multinationals' taxes in the future, in his view, they should not be given a free pass on profits already earned.

I'm assuming you actually have to win an Academy Award to be given a free pass on children.

There is no basis in the Constitution or law for the idea that nominees to the Supreme Court should be given a free pass on explaining their views.