Sentence examples for bipartisan critique from inspiring English sources

At the July 29 Africa Subcommittee hearing, members heard a bipartisan critique of the current direction of U.S. policy towards Sudan.

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This is a bipartisan criticism.

There was bipartisan criticism.

This critique is bipartisan.

Congress is often very pro-Israel, but the comments by congressional Democrats give a bipartisan gloss to the critique.

Stephen J. Gordon San Diego, July 7 , 2008• To the Editor: Stephen L. Carter's critique of the bipartisan failure to address racial inequality unfortunately plays to the ranks of the so-called post-racial advocates who hope to eliminate public discourse on race altogether.

The Vermont senator's success is not a result of charisma or image manipulation, both of which he quite properly treats as dangerous distractions from what ails us, but rather his deeply informed critique of the bipartisan policies of Presidents Clinton and Bush that have brought so much misery in their wakes.

Instead, his Randstanding critique operated within the nearly bipartisan consensus on a president's right to prosecute war anywhere.

Yet Trump's loose cannon for policy missiles creates cover for Sanders' critique of plutocratic foreign, trade and other policies as if they were bipartisan positions rather than subjects censored by the mass media.

As part of a broad Congressional scrutiny into national security policy for the region, a bipartisan trio of senators backed a provision in the defense authorization bill for an independent critique of President Obama's overall Asia-Pacific strategy.