Sentence examples for bipartisan position from inspiring English sources

Historically, at least, this was a bipartisan position.

That sort of language was not conducive to crafting a bipartisan position.

His integrity and consistency in maintaining a bipartisan position are a message profoundly needed in this pre-election melee.

Much as support for bulk surveillance is a bipartisan position in the House intelligence committee, opposition in the judiciary committee is bipartisan.

It was apparent Turnbull had misgivings but colleagues had the impression from Bishop that the prime minister would have no option, given the precedents, to take a bipartisan position and nominate Rudd.

"If Bill Shorten and Mark Butler don't reach a bipartisan position with us on the RET it's the renewable energy industry that will suffer the consequences, not the Coalition," he said.

Senator Scott Brown portrayed himself as the model of a modern moderate in last night's Massachusetts Senate debate, reminding listeners of the many bipartisan positions he has taken since filling Teddy Kennedy's seat.

However, the White House immediately undercut its claims to continuity in policy by rejecting a half-century of bipartisan positions on Israeli settlements.

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.

Democrats like Bill Clinton add to the false "bipartisan" gloss of these elite events, when the truly bipartisan positions are those which polls show are shared by many or most Republicans, as well as most independents and Democrats: No cuts to Social Security or Medicare to balance the budget.

This is a bipartisan view.