Sentence examples for passage which will from inspiring English sources

Most of the liberals are ex pected to support the bill on the vote for final passage, which will probably come late tomorrow afternoon.

Many yes voters agreed that the importance of the constitution's passage, which will set in motion the process for presidential and parliamentary elections, outweighed any problems within the text itself.

China focusses closely on the Arctic for a variety of reasons; e.g. shipping through the North-West Passage, which will cut costs dramatically, as well as extractive industries, be it iron ore, uranium or rare earths.

The prospect of increased ship traffic through the Northwest Passage, which will be facilitated by climate warming and decreased sea ice in the Canadian Arctic, will greatly increase the probability of algae invasions into the region.

Blowing too hard can cause further damage to the inside of your nasal passage, which will extend the time it takes to heal.

Also, the steam moisturizes and soothes your nasal passages, which will make you feel better if you are congested.

The first step will be the passage of the stimulus package, which will take some months to begin to effect the unemployment rate, but it will.

What has emerged is a series of his paintings, which Shattuck is calling "The Passage," and which will open this Saturday at The Harrison Gallery, in Williamstown, Massachusetts.

His latest book is The Trump Challenge to Black America (Middle Passage Press), which will be released in August.

A humidifier will help keep your nasal passages moist, which will help keep the mucus from thickening and making you feel worse.

NEW YORK — Believing there should be some regulation of the practice of vivisection, members of a dozen humane societies in cities throughout the United States have started a movement having for its purpose the passage of laws which will compel a minimum of cruelty.