Sentence examples for is actually passed from inspiring English sources
A lot of the capital cost is actually passed to the consumer.
And although it is a vanishingly distant prospect, if the constitutional renewal bill is actually passed in the few months between now and a general election, there might even be an elected second chamber.
But that can only happen if the budget is actually passed.
Today we know that much more than DNA sequence is passed on from one generation to another, but even restricting ourselves to this DNA, which many would argue is the only truly tangible part of an organism that is actually passed down, we read that, at least for higher organisms, a mere 1 2% of the genome is spanned by protein-coding sequences.
Under the heading MEErP (M ethodology for the E codesign of E nergy-r elated P roducts) this method is actually passing an evaluation and completion process due to the expansion of the scope of the Directive [4].
While many cities around the country are passing anti-homelessness laws to push people experiencing homelessness out of their communities, one state is actually passing a law that gives people living on the streets the right to be there.
(No object was actually passed, as producers of television news programs had been led to believe might happen).
Peter Bone, a Conservative, says the Lords reform bill was actually passed by the biggest majority seen in this parliament.
It was unclear how much, if any, of the information Airman al-Halabi is accused of trying to deliver was actually passed along, and, if so, to what extent security and operations at the camp were compromised, officials said.
"I haven't heard officially yet that he's actually passed, but I know he has, because he was seen". Milne said someone had seen Sayyad — whom he called a "brave little soldier" — on the mosque floor, bleeding.
