Sentence examples for passed would be from inspiring English sources

Getting any legislation passed would be an even greater challenge than it is today.

"Every new law we passed would be considered curtailing," Mr. Lander, a Brooklyn Democrat, said.

An epic sorting process, if the bill passed, would be especially visible here.

"Travellers coming from Kyoto who'd just passed would be relieved, celebratory.

But Mr. McKee, the tenants' advocate, said the bill, if passed, would be far more expensive than Mr. Espada's estimate.

Hennessy stood by claims that Victoria's bill, if passed, would be the most conservative in the world.

But he has to vote no because allowing it to pass would be worse news.

McMurray was certain, he said, that if he stayed put, Kevin Harvick's attempt to pass would be on the outside.

Those who pass would be able to have a taste of college-level courses in high school.

So any legislative rule that lawmakers would pass today — even if such a rule could pass — would be subject to being overturned by future members of Congress.

Perhaps the most effective law the next government could pass would be to lower the voting age.