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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as cosponsors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to individuals or organizations that are jointly supporting a proposal, event, or initiative.
Example: "The bill was introduced with several lawmakers as cosponsors, demonstrating broad support across party lines."
Alternatives: "in partnership" or "as joint supporters".
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Of the 22 members named as cosponsors of the bill, 20 are facing term limits this year.
But now, at least 93 members of Congress have signed on as cosponsors of the Stock Act, and for the first time the bill has been introduced in the Senate.
The lawyer for Melohn Properties, Eliot Zuckerman, said the initial conversion proposal was issued three years ago, but the conversion was delayed as the Melohns brought new principals in as cosponsors.
With its coaching and funding, she rewrote the bill, recruited senators as cosponsors and hired a professional lobbyist.
have signed on as cosponsors of Harris's bill.
Twenty-one of the council's 50 members have signed on as cosponsors, Crain's Chicago Business reports.
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Moscow encourages efforts to avert the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, such as cosponsoring the Global Initiative to Combat Nuclear Terrorism.
In 1864, as cosponsor of the Wade-Davis Bill, which declared that reconstruction of the Southern state governments was a legislative rather than an executive concern, he came into direct conflict with President Lincoln.
as the cosponsors.
Like Corker's legislation, the Kirk-Menendez bill is close to a veto-proof majority, with eight Democrats counted as original cosponsors.
Senate math allows Democrats to plausibly pin the fate of Collins's effort on the GOP: Five Democrats signed on as original cosponsors of Collins's proposal, but Democrats have only 46 of the Senate's 100 votes.
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