Sentence examples for passage which are from inspiring English sources

The significance of their bill lies less in its prospects for passage, which are slim, than in their willingness to prepare the public on Mr. Bush's behalf for the tough choices that were obscured by both sides when the issue was last aired, during the presidential campaign.

In light of this, every institutional shareholder investing in companies subject to mandatory "say on pay" votes should be asking themselves whether the perceived benefits of the mandatory "say on pay" voting system truly outweigh the costs of efforts to ensure vote passage, which are incurred by both institutional shareholders and the companies in which they've invested?

Levinson thinks we can reasonably exclude such listeners from the class whose responses are appealed to in the analysis of expressiveness, since only those generally disposed to hear expressiveness are reasonably appealed to in determining the specific expressiveness of a particular passage, which are the terms in which he puts his theory.

"The Interview" costars are joining forces at the 4th Hilarity For Charity Variety Show, themed after the elaborate celebrations that go along with the Jewish rite of passage, which are normally performed when a boy turns 12. "Ever since I've known James, he's been talking about wanting a bar mitzvah," Rogen said in a statement.

The technique was chosen in preference to electrical stimulation to avoid activation of axons of passage which are known to pass through this area from other regions of the brain stem e.g. dorsal motor vagal nucleus and nucleus tractus solitarius, (Kalia and Mesulam, 1980; Kalia and Sullivan, 1982).

Osmotic gradients dissipate within seconds due to water flux via the phospholipid bilayer and aquaporins (from the Latin words: aqua = water and porus = passage), which are transmembrane proteins that display a specific three-dimensional structure with a pore that provides a pathway for water permeation across biological membranes [ 55].

Somehow I have never loved a woman," Hallward tells Dorian, in one passage which was changed.

Curiosity about another child's body is a perfectly innocent rite of passage which is absolutely nothing to worry about.

The goal of Child Evangelism Fellowship is the proper teaching of this passage, which is not an instruction in genocide.

Its passage, which is considered unlikely, would fulfill a campaign promise that Mr. Reid made to Hispanic voters.

Safe Passage, which is conducting a census at all 60 centres, said there was particular concern at the absence of information in any language understood by the children.