Sentence examples for measure will pass from inspiring English sources

Polls say the measure will pass easily.

But that hardly means the measure will pass.

WHETHER any measure will pass is a question no one in the Senate seems prepared to answer.

As for the odds that the bond measure will pass: this time, Dougherty is declining to speculate.

With the victory yesterday, there is an excellent chance that a version of the same measure will pass in the House.

Supporters say that if it gets to the Senate floor, the measure will pass, but opponents are skeptical and state senators are being lobbied heavily by both sides.

Just which measures will pass is impossible to predict, particularly because many states are bogged down by budget crises.

Neither of the measures will pass the Senate, but the final House vote this Thursday amounts to a Republican bet that voters will reward the party for its tough-love priorities, despite Democratic attacks that will only build in intensity this week.

Indeed, polling in many states suggests that the measures will pass easily so long as they can get on the ballot.The policy is gaining respect among the party's most powerful groups, which, until now, have been slow to attach much importance to ballot initiatives.

The defection of LAOS is not fatal to Greece's efforts to avoid a catastrophic default when a €14.5bn bond repayment falls due on 20 March because the measures will pass with the support of Socialist Pasok party and the conservative New Democrats.

He said he believes the measures will pass the House, but have a "50/50 chance" in the Senate.