The phrase "passing of laws" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is typically used in political and legal contexts where new laws are introduced. For example, "The passing of laws surrounding criminal justice reform has been critical to the progress of society."
However, these spaces are also under attack through the passing of laws that prohibit certain activities after a certain time, even behind the closed doors of private enterprise.
One thing that has advanced life for LGBT people in Mexico City was the passing of laws to legalise gay marriage.
During the recent debates, Iraqi leaders inserted language into the interim constitution that would forbid the passing of laws that would undermine Islam.
The last significant act of humans, he said, would be the passing of laws to ensure that robot-run companies acted in the interest of humans.
For several weeks parliament had no speaker, making the passing of laws extremely hard (though it did at least approve a set of emergency measures to back a $16.4 billion IMF loan).
The Cristero War, a bloody conflict between the government and catholic militias in the late 1920s, was triggered by the passing of laws prohibiting public displays of any religious faith.
First, rabies vaccination of dogs should be made compulsory by passing of a national or provincial law.
The state's voters have passed hundreds of laws by initiative over the last 90 years.
Since then, the NPC has passed dozens of laws governing resource conservation, pollution abatement, and ecological management.
Besides the renaming of post offices or courthouses, it seems the only bills they pass are repeals of laws passed or the defunding of Planned Parenthood.
All specifications also allow differential linear time trends for cities passing or not passing living wage laws, or passing different types of laws, except columns (7) and (8).
