Sentences with phrase «strong chance of passing»

But the good news is that the law has a strong chance of passing, and soon.

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then Get a strong CDM that can tackle, Intercept, BLock, Clearence on ball, Pass, Create chances, Win Ariel duel and Score goals in the mould of Fabinho....

Now, Robinson has had many issues as a pass blocker as a pro, but he is still a big, strong son of a gun, so on the off chance he actually is able to get his hands on you, he can still manhandle you.

They're improving rapidly with every season, but, however, it is a concern as other teams are getting much stronger at a faster rate of knots and you can't help but feel that Villa's best, and possibly last, chance for fourth place finish might just have passed them by.

But the chances of gun control legislation passing in New York — generally considered to be one of the stronger firearm regulated states in the country — are complicated by a governing coalition in the Senate of six Democrats and at least 30 Republicans.

He may shape education policy in significant ways over the next couple years: He'll likely lead a strong ESEA - reauthorization push, he'll have the chance to pass the GOP edu - baton to a 2016 presidential aspirant, and he's my dark - horse candidate to reprise his role as Secretary of Education should the Republicans take the White House in two years 5.

They might love a book personally, but if they don't believe that book is going to appeal to the public, that it might not earn out what they invest in publishing it, then there's a really strong chance that they'll pass (or that their boss who is in charge of acquisitions will pass).

Sonic is a speed character, Knuckles is a power character etc. — Amy has been changed to a strong female character and no longer fawns over Sonic all the time — Knuckles gets a chance to be the funny guy — Sonic Boom will have a new main villain and Dr. Eggman will «pass the torch» so to speak — Exploration will lead to the discovery of rare items and collectibles

House Democrats are already at work on a bill that they expect to pass this summer, but chances of the Senate getting climate legislation approved this year aren't nearly as strong.

The bill stands a strong chance of passage this year, and, should it pass, President George W. Bush is expected to sign it, say NAR analysts.