Sentence examples for public passage from inspiring English sources

The protesters are also raising as a defense the traditional right of public passage below mean high tide.

HSBC went to court this summer to argue that the demonstrators were illegally occupying the bank's property, even though the plaza was also a public passage.

"The prime minister opened the Green Zone to public passage and people in their vehicles came in droves," a statement from Abadi's office said.

Intentional or reckless obstruction of any sidewalk, trail, highway, building entranceway, railroad track, or public utility right-of-way, or other public passage, whether alone or with others.

These losses in access can be counteracted, at least in part, by the condition on appellants' construction permitting public passage that ensures access along the beach.

Emmanuele De Martino, an Italian investor, bought two apartments in the Gozsdu udvar, a building a few minutes walk from the opera that residents call a "walk through" — constructed between two streets, with a public passage through the courtyard.

Passage closer to the 8-foot-high rocky seawall will make the [p854] appellants even less visible to the public than passage along the high-tide area farther out on the beach.

According to the filings, the plaza beneath the skyscraper was deeded during construction in 1983 as a "dedicated area for the purposes of public pedestrian passage".

Among other things, he called for aid to cash-strapped states to prevent layoffs of public employees, passage of a transportation bill, and extension of tax preferences for green energy projects.

But even if health care reform's contents continue to get mixed reviews from the public, its passage still offers plenty of political value to Democrats this year.

In public showings, that passage usually drew laughter.