Sentence examples for their passage of from inspiring English sources

Republicans expect any public-relations fallout from this vote to be blunted in the next couple of weeks by their passage of a tax cut.

Republicans, for their part, hail their passage of a bill in the House as an example of their commitment, even though it died quickly in the Senate.

But the GOP is convinced that independent voters are deeply concerned about government spending and that their passage of a detailed budget plan undercuts President Obama portrayal of a do-nothing Congress.

Mr. Spinola said that his group always supported the goals of the bills in concept and that, with the most burdensome revision out of the way, it now supports their passage of the bills.

That is a recipe for trouble, and it is a major reason why Kansas lawmakers came back and raised taxes at the beginning of June, which followed their passage of regressive tax hikes in 2015.

Republicans have controlled the House and Senate since the 1994 elections, but witness their passage of a new federal budget as greasy with pork as any in recent history and bereft of significant tax cuts.

And for those particles that make it past the caesium iodide, a huge electromagnet tracks their passage out of the detector.

Chemical communication in mammals involves globular lipocalins that protect and transport pheromones during their passage out of the body.

But Australia have been at their best when there's been seemingly nothing to play for; their passages of dominance have been timed to coincide almost perfectly with dead rubbers or the imminent arrival of rain.

In 2018-19 their passages of play start from 44.1m, second behind Manchester City.

The reigning Africans champions were outplayed by their more purposeful opponents who booked their passage to the round of 16.