Sentence examples for would need to pass from inspiring English sources

The LDP would need to pass new legislation.

To sell airwaves, for instance, Congress would need to pass a law.

But it lacks a majority in the Senate, which it would need to pass any legislation.

He spent the next six weeks pursuing the 13 votes he would need to pass a bylaw change.

That's because in order for the government to fall, a "no-confidence" vote would need to pass the lower house with a simple majority.

But because it would need to pass through Congress and then over-ride a presidential veto, it's just a symbolic gesture.

But because it would need to pass through Congress and then override a presidential veto, it is just a symbolic gesture.

The censure motion, to be put to a vote on Thursday, is highly unlikely to get the two-thirds support it would need to pass.

In a surreal development, if he did make it to this country, according to the Social Services and the Home Office, he'd need to pass a habitual residence test, new legislation designed to prove that British people returning here actually want to stay.

Think about it: every time you hop on the A train in New York City you'd need to pass through one of those full-body scanners or face an enhanced pat-down.

But first, they'd need to pass some of his reforms.