Sentence examples for caucus and support from inspiring English sources

"I'm going to the caucus and support Dean all the way," Ms. Kenny said.

But Mr. Reid consulted with his caucus and found support for the bill, so he went to the floor, offered it and scheduled 20 minutes of debate before an up or down vote.

"It has become apparent that you are unwilling to work toward the common goals of the caucus, and in support of the leadership structure of which you were made a part," she said.

The bill has broad cross caucus and bipartisan support in the House (with more than 160 co-sponsors).

That, of course, is precisely why Senator Joe Lieberman betrayed the other members of the Democratic caucus and his original support for the Medicare buy-in.

The Congressional Black Caucus and the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People supported the legislation.

"An ideologically diverse caucus came together and supported an excellent piece of legislation," Ms. DeLauro said.

Obama, who did not grow up near, attend or work in any region with any black colleges, was forced early into realizing that HBCUs were a dormant, yet powerful piece of mobilizing key allies in the Congressional Black Caucus and blue states for support of his most urgent issues.

Sanders has said that he expects to have support from the entire Senate Democratic caucus, and hopes to have Republican support as well, since many of the bill's provisions were originally proposed by Republicans.

He resigned as floor leader after Roosevelt ignored his advice and vetoed a tax bill in 1944, but the Democratic caucus supported and unanimously re-elected him.

The House Democrats say their bill could pass if it went for a vote because nearly all their caucus would support it and some GOP members might, too.