Sentence examples for bipartisan language from inspiring English sources

I am lead author of the bipartisan language requiring President Obama to act on Keystone XL in 60 days.

Is he betting that by sticking to scrupulously neutral bipartisan language, even when his criticisms clearly refer to tea-party Republicans, he will drive them into ever-more-extreme paroxysms of hatred?

"The arms control language is bipartisan language that appeared in the Reagan policy and George H. W. Bush's policy and the Clinton policy," Mr. Marquez said in a White House briefing.

"We think that this bipartisan language does a good job".

For the second consecutive year, congress included in the recent Budget Act bipartisan language mandating that U.S. aid to Morocco be spent, in part, in Morocco's western Sahara region.

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Yet there was one passage when Mr. Bush, who likes bipartisan touches, chose language that seemed intended to recall the selfless patriotism invoked by President Kennedy in his inaugural address of 40 years ago.

But in March, they signaled a potential change when they passed a bipartisan spending bill with language specifically stating the CDC could study gun violence.

Working together in a bipartisan fashion, we are finalizing language that will accomplish those objectives.

It could also help if the president borrowed some language from the bipartisan immigration bill that passed the Senate last year.

"There is bipartisan support to remove the language that is duplicative of Senate Bill 5 in the budget," Senate minority leader Capri Cafaro (D-Hubbard) told The Huffington Post.