Sentence examples for was actually passed from inspiring English sources

Peter Bone, a Conservative, says the Lords reform bill was actually passed by the biggest majority seen in this parliament.

(No object was actually passed, as producers of television news programs had been led to believe might happen).

It was unclear how much, if any, of the information Airman al-Halabi is accused of trying to deliver was actually passed along, and, if so, to what extent security and operations at the camp were compromised, officials said.

It's also worth noting that the Waxman-Markey bill, a cap-and-trade setup for greenhouse gases that starts by giving out many licenses to industry but puts up a growing number for auction in later years, was actually passed by the House of Representatives last year; it's hard to imagine a broad-based emissions tax doing the same for many years.

As recently as June, Nick Clegg was insistent the change on gender would apply even if the birth was before legislation was actually passed.

The Navy began discussing the design requirements with Armstrong Whitworth and Vickers in 1907 well before the law was actually passed.

A lot of the capital cost is actually passed to the consumer.

And although it is a vanishingly distant prospect, if the constitutional renewal bill is actually passed in the few months between now and a general election, there might even be an elected second chamber.

Only 28 were actually passed.

Put another way, regardless of how well an individual survives in its environment, it will not be evolutionarily fit unless its traits are actually passed on to the next generation.

But that can only happen if the budget is actually passed.