Sentence examples for which is narrowly from inspiring English sources

But getting such a proposal through the State Senate, which is narrowly divided between parties, could be difficult.

The trouble with his solution is that the ECB's mandate, which is narrowly focused on price stability, was set out in the Maastricht treaty.

They also believe they could win at least one seat in the New York State Senate, which is narrowly controlled by Republicans.

The unanimous backing of Mr. Lieberman's committee would seem to give the measure a good chance in the Senate, which is narrowly controlled by the Democrats, 50 to 49.

And then comes ball four, which is horribly, hopelessly wide, and ball four take two, which is narrowly wide, and ball four take three, which Mathews tonks over the covers for six.

A vote to retain nuclear weapons would mirror mainstream public opinion in Scotland, which is narrowly in favour of the deterrent, but would allow the SNP to attack Labour from the left for failing to oppose Trident's renewal.

González called general elections for March 1996, which were narrowly won by the conservative Popular Party of José María Aznar López.

The initiatives addressed some of the knottier social issues facing the country, like doctor-assisted suicide -- which was narrowly voted down in Maine -- and universal health care coverage, which was also narrowly defeated, in Massachusetts.

Mr Chávez first tried to establish communes through a constitutional-reform package in 2007, which was narrowly rejected in a referendum.

Perhaps the most important source of these – including "Ida" – is Messel Pit, which was narrowly rescued from industrial exploitation when Unesco awarded it world heritage site status in 1995.

Like Judge Walker, the court panel found that the antigay initiative, which was narrowly approved by California voters in 2008, violated the equal protection rights of same-sex couples.