Phrases with «to pass the chamber»

To "pass the chamber" means to successfully get approval or acceptance from a legislative body or governing body. It usually refers to a bill or proposal being officially approved by the members of a chamber, like the senate or the house of representatives, to become a law or official policy. Full definition

to pass (parent phrase)
chamber (parent phrase)

to pass the chamber

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to pass to
to pass the ball to
to pass to someone
pass to someone
to pass down to someone
to pass down to one's children
pass to the advance screening

Sentences with «to pass the chamber»

The bill has passed both chambers of the legislature and was signed into law. (voicesforvtkids.org)
Meanwhile, he says he hasn't seen a final copy of the religious exemption amendment for the same - sex marriage bill which already passed his chamber. (nystateofpolitics.com)
It will surely pass his chamber, but is the governor on board? (wxxinews.org)
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Phrases with «to pass the chamber»

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