Sentence examples for over its passage from inspiring English sources
But outrage over its passage, fueled by the state's rapidly growing Latino population, helped turn a Republican stronghold into a mecca for Democrats.
Turkey condemned France over its passage of a bill in Parliament accusing the Turks of genocide in 1915, recalled its ambassador and threatened to boycott French goods in government contracts.
The NCAA is officially returning to North Carolina, seven months after yanking multiple championship events from the state over its passage of the anti-transgender law known as HB2.
Civil rights groups say the NCAA is breaking its "promise to ensure all championship games are held in locations that are safe, respectful, and free of discrimination". The NCAA is officially returning to North Carolina, seven months after yanking multiple championship events from the state over its passage of the anti-transgender law known as HB2.
But lately, I have begun to wonder if the early, 400-year-old Portuguese recipe did indeed use wine, albeit wine that had turned somewhat vinegary over its long passage in a rocking and rolling ship.
Mr. Moses took the proposed legislation to Albany for passage, but a last-minute squabble over details prevented its passage at the 1954 legislative session.
XRN was a maze of twisty little passages when I took over its maintenance.
Irah blew over some power and communication lines during its passage over the southern tip of the Baja California Peninsula.
House Republican leaders, racing toward a planned Thursday vote on their proposed health-care overhaul, unveiled changes to the legislation late Monday that they think will win over enough members to secure its passage.
Congress is divided over the reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act, with House Republicans blocking its passage over provisions to protect undocumented immigrants and members of the LGBT community who may find themselves victims of sexual or other physical assaults.
Democrats have largely been on the defensive over the law since its passage, with opposition especially among older voters.
