bipartisan in A Sentence

Bipartisan Agreement, in Places.

We know that putting an end to human trafficking is a Bipartisan objective.

Bipartisan- An agreement made between two political parties that usually stand in opposition of each other's policies.

The OPEN ACT is Bipartisan legislation that creates an economic incentive for companies to repurpose drugs for rare diseases.

We came of age after the Iraq War, the Great Recession and the bank bailout- three Bipartisan political disasters.

Lawmakers passed a Bipartisan resolution to end US support for the humanitarian catastrophe in Yemen, but the White House vetoed it.

This $50 million contribution reflects strong Bipartisan support for this urgent crisis by the U.S. Congress, for which we are grateful.

In July, President Obama signed the Safe and Accurate Food Labeling Act, passed a few weeks earlier by Bipartisan majorities in Congress.

This finding supports the idea that women in government tend to work in more collaborative and Bipartisan ways than their male counterparts.

There are few areas where there is more Bipartisan support than the need to provide adequate health care for the country's veterans.

And Chuck Schumer blamed the president, saying that Trump had rejected two Bipartisan compromise agreements and“did not pressure his party in Congress.

When presenting his argument at Clinton Hall, he reasoned that the fight against animal cruelty was a Bipartisan issue that touched everyone.

Organizing Earth Day was that rarest of occurrences- a Bipartisan effort where Democrats and Republicans worked peaceably together for the common good.

Clearly, the state must evolve a Bipartisan policy on where future burial/cremation sites will be located, and where memorials can be built.

Despite opposition from some legislators, the bill passed with Bipartisan support, and was signed into law by the President on December 19, 2014.

What is notable this time is the group's emphasis, during a bitterly divisive presidential election campaign, on the Bipartisan nature of its work.

Shortly thereafter, on June 3, the House of Representatives' Antitrust Subcommittee announced a Bipartisan investigation into competition and“abusive conduct” in the tech sector.

In the past 6 months, animal activist groups have won Bipartisan support in Congress to scuttle monkey and dog studies at top U.S. research facilities;

Those on one side simply write off their opponents as being morally perverse, which shuts down any possibility of positive engagement or Bipartisan cooperation.

US President, Barack Obama signed a two year Bipartisan federal budget bill to avert the risk of shutdown of the Government in January 2014.

President Donald Trump signed the"Bipartisan Budget Act of 2019," which boosts discretionary spending limits and suspends the public debt limit for the next two years.

There has always been US Bipartisan strategic understanding as to why a democratic rules-based Ukraine is key for the security of Europe as a whole.

If there ever were a Bipartisan issue to stand on today, it is for a cure for Alzheimer's, to drive a knife through this demon.

An alternative narrative goes something like this: There is a broad Bipartisan consensus in Washington, D.C. on the most important political question today: Who decides?

Despite Bipartisan support in Washington for close India-U.S. relations, the uncertainty surrounding the U.S. President's intentions has raised some unease in the Indian strategic community.

While Bipartisan interest in cities policies is growing, this needs to be extended to coastal regions experiencing big changes on several fronts- demographic, economic and environmental.

There's Bipartisan legislation that had been introduced in the House and the Senate, but it isn't making as much progress as we would like to see.

In“A Climate of Crisis,” historian Patrick Allitt describes the opposition to environmentalism that emerged as a result of the Bipartisan action on environment in the 1970s.

Fortunately, a Bipartisan group of legislators is aiming to reduce this terrible toll with the Heart disease, Education, Research and Analysis, and Treatment(HEART) for Women Act.

S. President Donald Trump signed the"Bipartisan Budget Act of 2019," which boosts discretionary spending limits and suspends the public debt limit for the next two years.

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bipartisan in A Sentence

Bipartisan Agreement, in Places.

We know that putting an end to human trafficking is a Bipartisan objective.

Bipartisan- An agreement made between two political parties that usually stand in opposition of each other's policies.

The OPEN ACT is Bipartisan legislation that creates an economic incentive for companies to repurpose drugs for rare diseases.

We came of age after the Iraq War, the Great Recession and the bank bailout- three Bipartisan political disasters.

Lawmakers passed a Bipartisan resolution to end US support for the humanitarian catastrophe in Yemen, but the White House vetoed it.

This $50 million contribution reflects strong Bipartisan support for this urgent crisis by the U.S. Congress, for which we are grateful.

In July, President Obama signed the Safe and Accurate Food Labeling Act, passed a few weeks earlier by Bipartisan majorities in Congress.

This finding supports the idea that women in government tend to work in more collaborative and Bipartisan ways than their male counterparts.

There are few areas where there is more Bipartisan support than the need to provide adequate health care for the country's veterans.

And Chuck Schumer blamed the president, saying that Trump had rejected two Bipartisan compromise agreements and“did not pressure his party in Congress.

When presenting his argument at Clinton Hall, he reasoned that the fight against animal cruelty was a Bipartisan issue that touched everyone.

Organizing Earth Day was that rarest of occurrences- a Bipartisan effort where Democrats and Republicans worked peaceably together for the common good.

Clearly, the state must evolve a Bipartisan policy on where future burial/cremation sites will be located, and where memorials can be built.

Despite opposition from some legislators, the bill passed with Bipartisan support, and was signed into law by the President on December 19, 2014.

What is notable this time is the group's emphasis, during a bitterly divisive presidential election campaign, on the Bipartisan nature of its work.

Shortly thereafter, on June 3, the House of Representatives' Antitrust Subcommittee announced a Bipartisan investigation into competition and“abusive conduct” in the tech sector.

In the past 6 months, animal activist groups have won Bipartisan support in Congress to scuttle monkey and dog studies at top U.S. research facilities;

Those on one side simply write off their opponents as being morally perverse, which shuts down any possibility of positive engagement or Bipartisan cooperation.

US President, Barack Obama signed a two year Bipartisan federal budget bill to avert the risk of shutdown of the Government in January 2014.

President Donald Trump signed the"Bipartisan Budget Act of 2019," which boosts discretionary spending limits and suspends the public debt limit for the next two years.

There has always been US Bipartisan strategic understanding as to why a democratic rules-based Ukraine is key for the security of Europe as a whole.

If there ever were a Bipartisan issue to stand on today, it is for a cure for Alzheimer's, to drive a knife through this demon.

An alternative narrative goes something like this: There is a broad Bipartisan consensus in Washington, D.C. on the most important political question today: Who decides?

Despite Bipartisan support in Washington for close India-U.S. relations, the uncertainty surrounding the U.S. President's intentions has raised some unease in the Indian strategic community.

While Bipartisan interest in cities policies is growing, this needs to be extended to coastal regions experiencing big changes on several fronts- demographic, economic and environmental.

There's Bipartisan legislation that had been introduced in the House and the Senate, but it isn't making as much progress as we would like to see.

In“A Climate of Crisis,” historian Patrick Allitt describes the opposition to environmentalism that emerged as a result of the Bipartisan action on environment in the 1970s.

Fortunately, a Bipartisan group of legislators is aiming to reduce this terrible toll with the Heart disease, Education, Research and Analysis, and Treatment(HEART) for Women Act.

S. President Donald Trump signed the"Bipartisan Budget Act of 2019," which boosts discretionary spending limits and suspends the public debt limit for the next two years.

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