Sentence examples for may passed an from inspiring English sources

All are arguably more liberal, particularly on social issues, than North Carolina, where a significant majority of voters in early May passed an amendment to the state's constitution that banned same-sex marriage.

Furthermore, we tried to establish risk factors for early development of brain metastasis, as this subgroup might derive the largest benefit from lapatinib due to the fact that tyrosine-kinase inhibitors may pass an intact blood-brain-barrier.

While a property may pass an inspection, it may not necessarily meet a city's requirements for residential or commercial usage.

Parliament may pass a human rights act, but a future parliament could repeal or emasculate it.

For those outside that demographic, the Excursion may pass a threshold of practicality.

But the UN security council may pass a nonbinding resolution first.

Within a matter of blocks in Houghton you may pass a synagogue, a mosque and a church.

The statement asserted "that if a person suffers from a delusional disorder, he or she may pass a polygraph test".

-- Anonymous, San Francisco This seems more a matter of manners than morals, but you may pass a gift along if doing so would not wound the original giver.

If there is no agreement on the five-year version, the Senate may pass a temporary spending bill to finance welfare for 12 more months.

The word stigma generally applies when we are talking about people's moral choices and behaviours, and that others may pass a moral judgment upon.