Sentence examples for passage of the draft from inspiring English sources

The passage of the draft legislation shows that attacking the supposed enemies of "family values" can be an easy pleaser come election time everywhere.

UNICEF and the WHO call on all stakeholders from Parliament and civil society to support the speedy passage of the draft regulations into legislation.

Under this process, those whom the inquiry intends to criticise are given a copy of passages of the draft report to enable them to respond.

But conflict between President and Congress made passage of that draft less likely: the Congress shifted onto more and more rewriting of the 1978 Russian Constitution, while President pushed forward with new draft Constitution, which doesn't define state symbols.

As Cairo's streets fill with protesters after the rushed passage of the new draft Constitution, all eyes are on the confrontation between the newly re-energized opposition and the supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood.

AARP, which has more than 35 million members age 50 or older, was instrumental in winning passage of the legislation, drafted mostly by Republicans.

Passage of the measure, drafted in response to the third North Korean underground nuclear test three weeks ago, seemed all but assured, in part because China North Koreaea's major benefactor — participated in drafting the language.

The potential change of heart by Senator John W. Warner, Republican of Virginia, could sap momentum from the push by Democrats to win the 60 votes they need to secure passage of the plan drafted by Senator Jim Webb, a Virginia Democrat.

One of his last great floor battles was against passage of the bill to draft teen age youths early in the war.

Despite the passage of a draft law in North Carolina, the number of men under his command fluctuated from day to day because of both temporary and permanent desertions.

Soon after the passage of the Act, Congress drafted the Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution and sent it to the states for ratification (a process which was completed in 1868).