Sentence examples for needed to pass by from inspiring English sources
In the past, second questions only needed to pass by having the highest number of votes.
The amendment needed to pass by a two-thirds majority in the federal and regional parliaments.
I spent hours on these treasure hunts, somehow made sweeter by the inhospitable setting: the grimy floor and high, cramped shelves, the narrow, dark aisles that required you to turn sideways and inhale when another browser needed to pass by.
In an exploratory manner, we also replaced overall examination attempts needed to pass with examination attempts needed to pass by year and type of course and found that the original bivariate analyses were stable, significant correlations between examination attempts needed to pass and NFCE score remained.
When the nation was again facing a government shutdown in the winter, she managed to slip her sleep-rule provision into the so-called CRomnibus, a huge, unwieldy spending measure that needed to pass by Dec. 13 to keep the government open.
This is our chance to get this bill the support it needs to pass by early next year.
Around six million tourists visit Vatican City each year, but now, before they can pass through the awe-inspiring arched passageways of St Peter's Basilica, they will need to pass by another set of arches golden ones.
The plan is to attach the fix, which would cost $1.3 billion, to the omnibus spending bill Congress needs to pass by the end of the week to keep the government open.
In the final downwind run of the last 470 race, she and Glaser, 39, needed to pass boats sailed by the Ukrainian and the Israeli teams to win a medal.
Publicly traded banks can lift their so-called Tier 1 capital ratio, a measure of capital reserves, to the 6 percent needed to pass the stress tests by selling new shares to investors.
Even some who had been critical of the test, saying the state had not done enough to make sure students were getting the education they needed to pass it, were impressed by the results.
