Sentence examples for passes to exist from inspiring English sources

No new passes will be issued to APPG staff while the situation is reviewed by the Commons administration committee who will consider whether it is "necessary or appropriate" for such passes to exist at all.

The Serjeant at Arms has also been asked, as a matter of urgency, to consider with the administration committee whether it is necessary or appropriate for this category of passes to exist at all.

When you can pass, you can cease to exist.

He went on to Oxford University, where he studied Blake, implacably drawn to a dominion that combined spirituality and imagination, although time would pass before he felt entitled to exist in it.

Fana, Arabic Fanā, ʾ ("to pass away," or "to cease to exist"), the complete denial of self and the realization of God that is one of the steps taken by the Muslim Ṣūfī (mystic) toward the achievement of union with God.

After only playing eight first-grade matches and one trial match, Cumberland ceased to exist and passed into history.

Neutral alignment is said to exist when the line connecting the center of the femoral head and center of the ankle passes through the center of the knee, and varus or valgus alignment is said to exist when this line passes medially or laterally, respectively, to the center of the knee [ 4, 25].

Smaller passes also exist for different regions such as the BritRail London Plus Pass which allows you to travel in the Southeast of England, the BritRail Freedom Of Scotland Pass for Scotland only and the BritRail Plus Ireland Pass which allows you to travel in England, Scotland, Wales, Rep of Ireland and Northern Ireland.

Please keep in mind the Keep Right Except to Pass laws that exist in many states Often, congestion occurs simply from drivers passing through an area driving in the merge lanes.

Please keep in mind the Keep Right Except to Pass laws that exist in many states.

For this reason, true low-pass and high-pass filters cannot exist in waveguide.