Sentence examples for bipartisan critics from inspiring English sources
Even before this latest evidence of the sugar program's irrationality, bipartisan critics in Congress had been trying to add reforms to the next five-year farm bill, which Congress is still debating.
In his op-ed, titled "Dreams And Nightmares: Steve King Is Right Again," Tancredo joined King in scoffing at his bipartisan critics.
This is a bipartisan criticism.
Unlike the relatively bipartisan criticism of Trump's now-abandoned family-separation method of deterring migrants, the initial outrage at the tear-gassing of children appeared to come primarily from Democrats and critics of the president.
There was bipartisan criticism.
Mr. Coburn believes that if the Manchin-Toomey approach fails, his amendment will obtain broad, bipartisan support; critics suggest that the amendment would weaken current background check laws.
For the I.R.S.'s bipartisan legion of critics, the agency's record has underscored its contradictory and seemingly confused response to the fastest-growing corner in the world of unlimited political spending: tax-exempt groups that have paid for at least half a billion dollars in campaign ads during the last two election cycles.
The notion of nuclear deterrence -- and, by implication, massive retaliation -- still enjoys bipartisan support, but some critics say the uncertainty about what might deter a so-called rogue state makes missile defenses necessary.
Critics received bipartisan support from legalization advocates opposed to what they viewed as a potential monopoly on the industry, along with law enforcement officials who were opposed to ending prohibition on marijuana.
Their latest victory came in dramatic fashion on Saturday, when Gov. Jerry Brown of California vetoed a bill that had passed both houses of the legislature with overwhelming bipartisan support, but that critics said would limit the use of less expensive drugs.
And he attacked the demagoguery of right-wing critics of the bipartisan immigration bill.
