Sentence examples for would passage from inspiring English sources

Would passage of such an ordinance represent an advance or a setback for the cause of formal equality of opportunity or careers open to talents?

Would passage of the CNA support the wholesome, made-from-scratch meals that Jamie Oliver's trying to bring back to our cafeterias?

The warnings would be passage-by-passage, and effectively reach "a compromise between protecting students and defending their civil liberties".

Would full passage into law fatally undermine confidence in the U.S. system?

This, he predicts, would assure passage of the measures for the wealthier.

But he feared that Republican leaders would secure passage by attaching it to another bill.

But it hardly would guarantee passage of the initiative, given the result of past repeal efforts.

Shorten replied that the opposition would support passage of the bill "subject to the text of the amendment being agreed".

Mr. Bond objected to the amendment, which he said violated Congressional rules and would threaten passage of the entire intelligence bill.

Or do they combine tax reform and health care into one monster bill, which would make passage even more daunting?

Kirk told Reuters that telling the public what the deal contains would make passage impossible.