Sentence examples for measure makes it from inspiring English sources
The measure makes it clear that residential buildings are not for transients.
(That last measure makes it harder for students; their college ID would not be valid).
If no measure makes it out of Congress, there may still be change coming.
The revised charter would then be introduced as a bill in the State Legislature, which, if the measure makes it through both houses, would need the governor's signature.
The presence of high-order statistics and temporal structures in the measure makes it suitable for many different applications.
If the measure makes it through that hurdle, it would then have an up or down vote for final passage.
Early returns showed that a measure making it easier to pass school bonds was falling behind.
One of these is a measure making it easier to ban a political party.
In 2008, a similar measure made it through the Senate as part of a larger bill, which President Bush signed.
Passage of the measure made it legal under state law to possess up to an ounce of marijuana outside of a home.
12.17pm GMT Action against Medical Accidents welcomed the new measure making it a statutory duty for NHS staff to own up to their mistakes, a core recommendation from Francis.
