Sentence examples for passage depend from inspiring English sources

The proposal's political chances for passage depend in part on the perception of Mexico in the United States.

The effects of shock passage depend on, in addition to assumptions about grain composition and structure, the gas density and magnetic field strength.

Looking back fondly at his tenure on the science committee, Ehlers predicted that it would successfully move a reauthorization of the America COMPETES Act through the full House this year but that the chances of Senate passage depend on whether there is enough time on that body's already-full agenda.

As we're doing this, I notice a problem: a few notes come too late, and the comedy of the passage depends on quicksilver timing.

But the total effect of the passage depends upon the reader's awareness of Lolita's actual circumstances and Humbert's melancholy account of her "sobs in the night — every night, every night — the moment I feigned sleep".

The fate of the Democrats' bill to overhaul the health care system, whose passage depends on their keeping the Massachusetts Senate seat, just might be decided by Mr. Kennedy, a little-known information technology executive from Dedham.

Its passage depends on whether Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki can calm the opposition's fury, as well as get some support from Iraq's Sunni minority, many of whom are nervous about seeing American troops depart, fearing Iran and its Shiite allies in Baghdad.

He describes in great detail the rigors of the recording process, as well as the freedom to manipulate the performance that it gives the artist and his producer: I notice a problem: a few notes come too late, and the comedy of the passage depends on quicksilver timing.

Passage depends on overcoming the opposition of disgruntled Democrats, who on December 9th secured a non-binding resolution against the deal "as currently written" at a caucus meeting in the House of Representatives; the speaker, Nancy Pelosi, indicated that she would not allow a bill to come to the floor unless it was improved.

The mechanism of passage depends both on the internal degrees of freedom of Amp and on interactions of Amp with OmpF.

The mechanism of enantioselective passage depends on the internal degrees of freedom of the attached residues and interactions of phenylglycine molecules with these residues.