Sentence examples for passage according to from inspiring English sources

Backers have raised more than $9 million to fight for its passage, according to The Sacramento Bee's Data Tracker.

But in a second grand jury appearance on Oct. 15, he admitted that he had written the passage, according to the complaint, and also recalled that the person with Nawaf Alhazmi was named Khalid.

It has been credited with increasing the opportunities for women in sports, raising the number of girls playing high school sports, for example, to 2.7 million from 294,000, since its passage, according to the General Accounting Office.

The emerging questions and unhappiness about the fund were, in effect, born in compromises made to achieve its passage, according to interviews with a half-dozen Republican and Democratic participants in the process.

In a sign of broad approval – and likely passage, according to polls – Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom, the California Democratic Party and the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of California all back the measure.

In 2010, more than 600 measures were introduced in state legislatures to limit access to abortion and some 34 secured passage, according to tallies by Naral Pro-Choice America and the Center for Reproductive Rights.

An explosive device and a shotgun were used to gain entry to locked passages, according to police.

In the context of this video, the modifying sonic input came from splitting the overall sound signal of "Planet Gear" into separate instrumental elements and picking out passages according to their suitability.

He created the modules of his choreography (solos, duets, ensemble passages) according to his own artistic logic, but most other matters, crucial matters — how many dancers there would be in a passage, where they would enter, where on the stage, and for how long, they would dance — were determined by such means as rolling dice or throwing the I Ching.

Mr. Belfort – the real-life one – was inspired to tell his tale after reading Tom Wolfe's "Bonfire of the Vanities" so many times that he was able to quote long passages, according to The Times's Landon Thomas Jr. Though Mr. Belfort's book was released amid a spate of industry tell-alls, it stood out for its unvarnished revelations, The Times said.

It generates passages according to domain knowledge, which is represented by base domain ontology.