Sentence examples for has passed even from inspiring English sources

The time for tears has passed, even if the pain still lingers.

Germany, which already has a muscular set of legal tools left over from the years of left-wing terrorism in the 1970s, has passed even tougher measures recently.

"The rate of incarceration has passed even the point of diminishing returns and now makes no effective difference," said Oliver Roeder, one of the study's three authors.

The report also points out that the government has assumed landlords will seek to evict squatters in the same numbers they do now after the bill has passed, even though the costs for eviction will be passed on to the police once it becomes a criminal offence.

Let's just make it illegal.'" So far, none of the legislation has passed, even though in a few states, such as New York, bills have been introduced multiple times, and probably will be introduced again.

Only 37% liked the idea of giving lawmakers the authority to amend an initiative after it has passed, even if the measure's proponent agrees.

Since then, it has passing even bigger sites on its way up.

Already this year, Arkansas and North Dakota have passed even more restrictive bans in attempts to directly challenge Supreme Court precedent.

Lady Anne Toth, the nanny that Ms. Perelman chose, would not have passed even the most informal screening at an agency.

Some version of the law would have passed even without the AfD, Köditz thought, but the Party's influence had made it harsher.

The position of some crossbenchers remains unclear, but Xenophon's position means it is likely to have passed even if a formal vote had been called.