Sentence examples for passed make from inspiring English sources

A land-acquisition bill wending its way through parliament would, if passed, make it easier to force through infrastructure projects.

A ballot measure in Colorado that would, if passed, make the state the first in the country to have universal, government-run healthcare is facing resistance from a surprising group: state Democrats.

"The indigent-defense system seems to be a key factor, and if the reforms that Texas passed make a meaningful difference in the way cases are handled there, then I think it will result in fewer death sentences".

The initiative, which states in part, "All voters voting in person must present valid government-issued photographic identification before receiving a ballot," would, if passed, make Minnesota only the second state in the country, after Mississippi, with a constitutional amendment on voter ID.

Clause six of Lord Morrow's Anti-trafficking bill will, if passed, make paying for sexual services illegal.

Once the initial wave has passed, make a decision about how you want to behave.

But in 1983, with democracy firmly entrenched across Spain, laws were passed making Catalonia as bilingual as possible.

The law that was eventually passed made the ORF sell off the assets of Futurezone.

A retroactive law was passed making the action legal.

A year has now passed, making the previous number of days to her arrival incorrect.

3 5 In 1998 a Dutch law named Linking Act was passed making it impossible for UMs to obtain healthcare insurance.