Sentence examples for passing in general from inspiring English sources
But those comments were just in passing; in general, Mr Paul's arguments seem to draw more from economic and political philosophy than his religion.Incidentally, we see a similar connection between fiscal and social issues on the Democratic side: 15% of Americans, according to the Gallup poll cited above, identify as both economically and socially liberal.
Note that we cannot pass, in general, from uniform sequential continuity to uniform continuity without using BD-N (Bridges et al. 2005).
Even though the developing world had improved its economic performance in aggregate, many countries with iffy records got a "free pass", thanks to the general improvement in sentiment.
Maybe it will need some time to pass, but in general everything is new and should work out.
Even if big limitations on asbestos lawsuits are not passed, businesses in general will gain from a more conservative federal judiciary, he said.
CAIUS Gracchus at first, either for fear of his brother's enemies, or designing to render them more odious to the people, absented himself from the public assemblies, and lived quietly in his own house, as if he were not only reduced for the present to live unambitiously, but was disposed in general to pass his life in inaction.
General Kelly had referred to the special facility in passing in his testimony.
The Trades Disputes act was passed in 1927, banning general strikes.
Erdoğan has also said he would sign into law a proposal to bring back the death penalty if such a motion passes in the Turkish general assembly, another measure that would jeopardise negotiations.
In so doing, we have distinguished between the adjudicative process involved in enacting a Rezoning ordinance and the legislative process involved in passing the general zoning ordinance.
In the first hour, we discuss the problem of interpolation for curves in projective space: When does there exist a curve of degree d and genus g passing through n general points in $\mathbb P^r$?
