Sentence examples for margin for passage from inspiring English sources

While public opinion is shifting rapidly across the country and same-sex marriage continues to achieve legal recognition state by state, polls in North Carolina before the vote showed a narrowing but comfortable margin for passage.

The wide margins of passage for the pension-cutting measures — San Diego's with two-thirds of the vote, and San Jose's with 70 percent — underscored the extent to which both cities have struggled to pay for basic services.

Under the margins for final passage, there would not be enough votes to override if Bryant vetoes the bill.

The substantial margin of passage in both houses obscured visceral disagreements over philosophy and ideology.

Both the turnout, about 57percentt of the eligible 45 million voters, and the margin of passage were lower than the junta and its appointed civilian government had said they hoped for.

That 20 point margin of passage represents a 12 point shift from an identical PPP survey in early March, which found it ahead by a closer 52/44 margin.

Juan Carlos Vásquez, a spokesman for the United Nations convention, said that the votes on the hammerhead and the porbeagle — a close relative of the great white shark that is prized for its meat — could be reopened on Thursday and possibly overturned at the final session of the conference because the margin of passage was so narrow.

With the invention of the printing press, compositors began reaching for a pair of commas to indicate quotations, hanging doubled commas in the margin of passages containing quoted text.

The BBB consists of the brain capillary endothelial cells connected by tight junction proteins, such as occludin and claudins 1, 2 that circumferentially surround the cell margin restricting passage especially for hydrophilic and positively charged drugs into the CNS.

"Needing chit for passage.

Illinois and Minnesota are also on track for passage.