Sentence examples for passed to make from inspiring English sources

"It took a major effort, changes in zoning, and getting legislation passed to make this work," Mr. Deller said.

So worried are their governments that laws have been passed to make fighting abroad illegal, and their security services co-operate with foreign ones to monitor them.

"These are cheap laws that can be passed to make people feel good," said Charles P. Ewing, author of "Justice Perverted: Sex Offense Law, Psychology, and Public Policy".

"Morocco has signed every international treaty on copyrights, and there are many laws that were passed to make sure authors get their money," Mr. Fassi-Fihri said.

The British government's position in the case is that, even if there is a link, too much time has passed to make a claim.

Savers increased their Isa contributions by £20bn in 2015, but a law has had to be passed to make people save into a pension.

Yes, Manning had found his reliable slot receiver Victor Cruz for two late touchdown passes to make it close.

A variety of 3D-printing heads would deposit plastics, metals or ceramics onto each platform as they pass to make complete products, layer by layer.

Criado-Perez recounts it in passing to make a wider point about how victims often end up being blamed for the abuse they suffer.

But more time has to pass to make that assessment.

Howard caught a touchdown pass to make it 20-0.