Sentence examples for passing the final version from inspiring English sources
On May 5 the Vermont House followed the Senate in passing the final version of a health reform bill that creates a path for a universal, publicly financed health care system in Vermont.
The Senate passed the final version of its bill on a 51-to-49 51-to-49 51-to-492 a.m.
By March, the month after Parliament passed the final version of the head scarf proposal, the debate had reached a frenzied pitch.
With House Republicans widely expected to pass the final version of the Trump/GOP tax plan today, a new CNN poll shows that opposition has only grown.
The lower house of Parliament passed the final version of a law that would tighten restrictions on public smoking in a country where it is ubiquitous.
All Democrats had to do in January was to reconcile versions of the plans that had already passed each chamber of Congress, and then pass the final version through both chambers.
Republicans are wrapping up work on the bill this week, with the House set to pass the final version today and the Senate primed to follow suit as soon as today.
Mr. Byrd's absence could pose a challenge to Senate Democrats as they try to pass the final version of the financial overhaul bill and win other procedural battles in the week before the Independence Day recess.
The Senate passed the final version of a sweeping opioids package Wednesday afternoon and will send it to the White House just in time for lawmakers to campaign on the issue before the November midterm elections.
With the House of Representatives set to pass the final version of the Republican tax bill on Tuesday, and a vote in the Senate expected later in the week, here is a prediction: no matter which party controls Congress after next year's midterms, lawmakers will eventually be forced to revise this tax bill substantially.
Scientific groups suspected that they were fighting an uphill battle once the legislature passed the final version last month and sent it to the governor, who had 10 days to act.
