Sentence examples for interim passage from inspiring English sources

Due to the interim passage of "continuing resolutions," Congress will not need to finalize a federal budget until the end of March.

Craig Johnson's tender indie comedy, "True Adolescents," examines the interim passages of male lives when time is nervously frittered away and the future looms through the mist like a giant scary question mark.

In the interim report, many passages were heavily redacted.

Their demands for releasing their hostages in recent days included admission to the regular government army, new military equipment for their own forces, the setting up of their own interim regime and safe passage from Sierra Leone to a place where they could receive a university education.

At a preliminary meeting a year ago, conservative clerics made sure an interim report deleted a passage they thought was too welcoming to gays.

An early study demonstrated that individuals spent more time reading passages after interim testing (Reynolds & Anderson 1982).

But passage of any interim measure is designed to place the onus on the Democratic-controlled Senate to act if a shutdown is to be avoided.

As legalization seems destined to push forward, and ambiguity abounds in the interim between the law's passage and its implementation, experts have questions about how the authorities will conduct enforcement operations.

As legalisation seems destined to push forward, and ambiguity abounds in the interim between the law's passage and its implementation, experts have questions about how the authorities will conduct enforcement operations.

Mark Evans, assistant superintendent of business and administrative services, provided a rough sketch of how the district's budget is shaping up in the five months since its June passage, presenting a first interim report for 2018-19.

In the interim between Gates's comments and the passage of the bill, Iran's Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki volunteered to hand over 400 kilograms of uranium in exchange for an equivalent amount of enriched material traded up front.