Sentence examples for passed only in from inspiring English sources

But sales tax increases can be passed only in a cumbersome process that requires both local and state approval.

The Irish Church Disestablishment Act failed to placate the Irish and alarmed many English churchmen, while the Education Act was passed only in the face of bitter opposition from Nonconformists, who objected that Forster's system did not break the power of the church over primary education.

Both expressions (mathtt x) and (mathtt x, y) have also constrained types, but a dictionary is passed only in the case of (mathtt).

We take standardized paper dollars for granted; yet the law providing for a common nationally backed paper currency passed only in 1863 -- narrowly.

Critics of the voter ID laws point out that they have been passed only in states under GOP leadership and that they threaten to disenfranchise Americans who voted for President Obama in 2008 -- seniors, African Americans, Latinos and young people.

The first was that the plan might not pass (indeed, the House of Representatives voted against it on September 29th,) or that it might pass only in amended, and thus weakened, form.

The price of bank nationalization might be Obama's super-ambitious plans in other realms, which, if history is a guide, are likely to pass only in this first year of his Presidency.

Possibly, but the awkward £118bn figure pops up in passing only in paragraph 4.2.1 and is offset by the fact that British-born have a net cost too – £500bn over the same period.

The 22 current board members would be allowed to use the tags and passes only in the course of their official duties, like traveling to meetings or public hearings.

Instead, I stopped midway for 20 minutes to sit in what what passes, only in N.Y.C., for a park.

Yet, the NIC's analysis mentions "energy conservation" in passing, only once in its 137-page report.