Sentence examples for has only passed from inspiring English sources

The Northern Ireland office has only passed one bill since 2010.

The motion has only passed through the lower house of the Netherlands' parliament, and would need to pass through the Dutch senate to become legally binding.

To be fair to HMRC, the unit has only passed two cases on to the Crown Prosecution Service so it can claim a 50%% hit rate – though some credit for Shanly's conviction must go to the French authorities who passed on a list of about 6,000 British citizens who were squirrelling money away in HSBC bank accounts in Switzerland.

Ryan is optimistic despite the fact that the House has only passed about half of the 12 appropriations measures that are required to keep the government running through September, the Senate hasn't passed any yet, and Congress is on vacation for most of August.

Only someone like Mr. Brown, who hasn't spent any time around us or has only passing acquaintance with us, could say, as he did during a debate: "Professor Warren claimed she was a Native American, a person of color.

I recommended hotels that I had only passed through but not actually stayed in.

Prosecutor Tom Storey told the court that investigations by the church and police showed Reynolds had only passed on a fraction of what he should have between March 2007 and March 2013.

At the hearing, he said he had only passed on an e-mail and résumé to the head of human resources in the police service.

Bear in mind that they benefited from a 23 per cent drop in wholesale prices last year but, to a firm, have only passed on around 5 per cent of savings.

But perhaps Oxford gave him a vision of the sort of gilded student life he might have enjoyed if he had only passed the 11 plus.

Labor senator Sam Dastyari said the government had only passed legislation on multinational tax avoidance after sustained community pressure, adding that new laws didn't go far enough.