Sentence examples for predict passage from inspiring English sources

Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the majority leader, declined to predict passage, with or without the renewable energy or tax provisions.

(AP) CONNECTICUT HARTFORD: POLICE UNION ENDS TALKS -- The Waterbury police union walked out on contract concession talks with state officials yesterday, leading Gov. John G. Rowland to predict passage of a state takeover bill that includes sanctions opposed by city unions.

It was largely what he was expecting, with the exception that he did not predict passages in "prose-poetry".

In Suffolk, Mr. Cooper predicted passage of his bill within a few weeks.

Meanwhile, marriage legislation was recently introduced in Delaware, where Governor Jack Markell has advocated for and predicted passage.

Even the measure's fiercest opponents were grudgingly predicting passage in the Senate, and probably the House.

Even so, the governor predicted passage of the bill by both houses now that it had been forced by a Senate majority from the powerful Judicial Proceedings Committee, a panel where the proposal had earlier been pronounced dead by most members, many from rural areas.

But the bipartisan group of lawmakers who hammered out the package are predicting passage before the end of the month.

The existing pool and weir fishway provided the lowest predicted passage efficiency at 0.44 (95% CI 0.29 0.59), while tube and culvert treatments had perfect efficiencies.

Lampreys ascending the pool and weir structure had the longest predicted passage time at 5.2 h (95% CI 3.96 6.46) while individuals in the tube were the fastest, with a 20-fold reduction in migration time at 0.26 h (95% CI 0.21 0.30).

With a relatively dry environment along its projected path, Emily was expected to strengthen only gradually until its predicted passage through the Greater Antilles.