Sentence examples for bipartisan structure from inspiring English sources

Since then the committee has kept the same bipartisan structure, with the premier as chair and the opposition leader as vice-chair, he said.

But when you get here you get to understand more how Trump got into the minds of a much wider population than expected.' She also thought the bipartisan structure of the debates was detrimental to generating meaningful conversations on policy.

Senator Feinstein, your energetic contempt for the Bill of Rights is serving a bipartisan power structure that threatens to crush our democratic possibilities.

They are bipartisan and structural".

If there is any hero in all of this it is Acting Gov. Donnie DiFrancesco who tried to structure a bipartisan bill".

An Ernst & Young study of R&D Partnership Structures (a bipartisan idea that's bouncing around Capitol Hill) suggests the idea would increase investment by an estimated $10.3 billion per year, and create 150,000 new jobs in short order.

The National Government, which in all but name was a Conservative administration, was the agent of a reassertion of state power which not only broke with the free-trade policy of the previous hundred years, but also laid the foundations of the managed economy with its corporatist structure which the bipartisan consensus established after 1945.

At a 1994 meeting of President Clinton's unfortunately named Bipartisan Commission on Entitlements and Tax Structure Reform, Congresswoman Eva Clayton, a North Carolina Democrat, put a question to Alan Greenspan, the Reagan-appointed chairman of the Federal Reserve.

It was a bipartisan effort to shred the regulatory structures enacted in the 1930s after the Depression.

White House officials and Congressional Republicans say they are committed to a commission but want one structured to produce a bipartisan result.

For it to succeed in the U.S., there needs to be bipartisan support and the necessary support structures in place for the market to develop properly.