Sentence examples for passage of all from inspiring English sources

The most famous passage of all came in 1984, when the Conservative government banned staff at the intelligence agency GCHQ from belonging to trade unions.

The promised house business committee, which would share negotiations between government and parliament over the passage of all business put before the house, has been quietly dropped.

"Of course there is more work to be done and the government will continue to work with all parties … to secure the passage of all the savings measures reflected in the budget," he said.

More than 40 years after its initial publication, readers could still respond to Vonnegut's cry for sanity and appreciate his famous refrain, "So it goes," signifying the trivial and the devastating passage of all things.

Channels may possess a narrow specificity, allowing passage of only potassium or sodium, or a broad specificity, allowing passage of all positively charged ions (cations) or of all negatively charged ions (anions).

The legal definition for what is happening in Aleppo is forced displacement — a term that has been carefully avoided by the Security Council, which, ignoring the reality on the ground, issued a resolution this week stressing the importance of "voluntary, safe, and dignified passage of all civilians".

Additive methylation of RARβ and DAPK1 became apparent at later immortal passages of all cell lines.

So, evaluating the distribution of passages of all photons through a certain barrier should provide according information.

All three passages of all four investigated cell lines displayed NAT activities (6.00 60.2 nmol product/min/mg protein) (Fabian et al. 2013).

We observed no notable changes in titers among third passage animals of all 6 species, which suggests stable titers in each species by third passage.

One lunchtime, he launched into passionate approval of Auden's pre-1939 poems, quoting from memory a long passage from (of all things, I thought at the time) "The Letter to a Wound".