Sentence examples for passage of joint from inspiring English sources
On February 24 , 1905 the West Virginia Legislature ratified the commission's flag design following its passage of Joint Resolution Number 16 during the gubernatorial administration of Albert B. White.
Since the passage of this joint resolution, presidents have tended to take actions that have been "consistent with" rather than "pursuant to" the provisions of the act in some cases, seeking congressional approval for military action without invoking the law itself.
That tap was finally regarded as a national treasure, a veritable American vernacular dance form, was confirmed by the passage of the U.S. Joint Resolution, on November 7 , 1989 declaring May 25th — Bill Robinson's birthday — to be "National Tap Dance Day," celebrated annually with hundreds of classes, workshops, and festivals around the world.
The probability that two different trajectories (Pa and Pb) coincide in connections between cells can be calculated by multiplying the two matrices:
Besides bursitis, most periarticular cysts in the shoulder are associated with labrocapsular or rotator cuff tears resulting in the passage of fluid from the joint to the pericapsular soft tissues.
Arthur Miller, a Harvard law professor, said he thought that given the closeness of the court decision, there might be room for the legislature "to create a relationship that might not necessarily be called marriage but allows for the recognition of property passage and joint ownership and insurance and even child custody".
Instead of joint news conferences heralding passage of the bill, Senate leaders have bickered for weeks and engaged in protracted procedural skirmishing that delayed the measure, which Mr. Obama had hoped would be done before the Fourth of July.
With the passage of time, OA changes within the joint accumulate and age may be a surrogate for cumulative joint damage.
Jaws, wrists, necks flew out of joint.
Germany will not hear of joint Eurobonds.
