Sentence examples for to be passed within from inspiring English sources
This $825 billion bill has to be passed within weeks.
"The president calls the speaker, who also happens to be the majority leader and the leader of the faction, and says: 'Boris Vsevolodovich, you know, I would like such and such a law to be passed within two days.
Nigeria will engage the international oil companies in "constant discussion" until they "feel part of the bill," Ms. Alison-Madueke said of the new law, which she expected to be passed within weeks.
Importantly, the communication of decisions made regarding benefits and payments will have to be passed within teams to the frontline staff and between research teams and community members as a key part of broader community engagement plans and activities.
"'Quiet' places were often the worst, because there was always someone likely to be passing within earshot".
When banks merge with insurance companies or H.M.O.'s, should we allow medical records to be passed around within the conglomerate?
FACT Proposition 13 has been tinkered with many times, mainly to expand it (by allowing low tax assessments to be passed on within a family, for example).
In addition, a very practical "desk manual" on how to organize these workshops was developed to be passed down within the Postdoctoral Association, so that as interest in the association waxed and waned, there still would be some procedural memory permitting the presentation of such workshops in the future.
Those three departments will have their mandates and missions broadly expanded by the Conservatives' new anti-terrorism legislation, C-51, which is expected to be passed into law within a month.
But if prices continue to rise at their current rate, that peak will be passed within a year in America.
Charmian Wylde thinks that legislation regulating the teaching and practice of acupuncture may be passed within the next few years, making it more difficult to study outside a fully accredited programme, such as the course offered at UEL.
