Sentence examples for having failed to pass from inspiring English sources

Nearly 90% leave having failed to pass five GCSEs compared with 44% of children in general.

Having failed to pass any of the 12 regular annual spending bills, Congress needs to approve some type of temporary legislation to continue government operations beyond Oct. 1.

Congress left on recess Friday having failed to pass legislation that would have extended unemployment benefits for hundreds of thousands of Americans.

But in recent months, having failed to pass a budget and facing a huge deficit along with low test scores and graduation rates, the board's leaders finally came up with a solution: to dissolve the board itself.

Waugh then went up briefly to Christ Church, Oxford, to which he had won an exhibition in English, to read PPE, but left after a year having failed to pass an exam, and taken a dislike to the academic authorities.

Still giddy from what they believe was a victory over Republicans in recent showdowns over contraception and preventive health care coverage for women, Senate Democrats — who, having failed to pass their own budget, have little standing to pound the budget of House Republicans — believe that Mitt Romney's shaky standing so far among voting women is their best weapon against him, and his party.

It has failed to pass three times since 2000.

Congress, however, has failed to pass any patent legislation since 2011.

"Congress has failed to pass a single law to better protect workers or the environment.

The Obama Administration has failed to pass any meaningful climate legislation.

"The Democratic-controlled Senate has failed to pass a budget for four years.