Sentence examples for caucus decided from inspiring English sources

His strongest challenger, Assemblyman Karim Camara, the head of the Assembly's Black, Puerto Rican, Hispanic and Asian Legislative Caucus, decided to back Mr. Seddio.

One day after Gov. John G. Rowland apologized to the citizens of Connecticut for lying about gifts he received, Democratic lawmakers at a caucus decided that they needed to take action, most likely in the form of beginning an impeachment process.

Last week, the group of hardline House conservatives, known as the Freedom Caucus, decided to launch its support behind the bill thanks to a new amendment that would allow states to opt out of certain benefit requirements, like coverage for maternity care and preventative visits.

Not to sound overly dramatic or suggest that this is the beginning of a change in the partisanship that Washington is known for, but the fact that senior members of the House Republican caucus decided to caste their lot with an Obama initiative is something that is quite groundbreaking in today's congressional politics.

He was noncommittal, saying, "If the Republican caucus decides to consider it, I'll give it some serious thought".

At least one caucus was decided that way, with Hillary's ace card beating Bernie's six at a precinct in Pahrump.

The opposition caucus meeting decided on Tuesday to support two elements of Coalition bill, implementing some of the savings that Labor had proposed but not legislated to help pay for the Gonski school funding reforms.

The staff member then alerted an influential member of the subcommittee, Representative Doug Lamborn, a fourth-term Republican of Colorado and a co-chairman of the House's missile defense caucus, who decided to ask Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel and Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, about the report's conclusion at a budget hearing on Thursday.

All the while, think about when and at what restaurant, over what vintage, Harry Reid wishes to deliver the news to Lieberman that, with the challenges ahead in 2010, the Senate's Democratic caucus has decided to move on; Lieberman's service as a committee chairman (for which his colleagues all remain grateful and admiring, etc).

In the run-up to the election, the Labor caucus had decided that should the party take power, all 27 ministers were to be Cabinet members.

Congressman Dick Gephardt on January 18th, one day before Iowa's caucus-goers decided to set the former Democratic House leader freeUnderstate of the union "The man who told Congress a year ago he was headed to war arrived this year with...an appeal to athletes to stop popping steroids".