| It should be noted that in England today, the law passers are not the same body of people as the lawmakers. |
| At least but not last, would we not all have a perfect right to stop working altogether and become law passers, too? |
| Parliamentarian liberals perhaps don't obstruct as often as their colleagues of the right because they see themselves as passers of bills. |
| Those who make a law include all those whose action and influence determine the action of the law passers in voting on it. |
| Shivering in the cold and drawing on a cigarette, she keeps a wary eye on any passers by. |
| Up to 70 Motherwell football casuals took to the streets of Dundee yesterday, vandalising cars and attacking passers by. |
