Sentence examples for caucus over from inspiring English sources

"He's got to make sure whatever he does he doesn't exacerbate the split in the caucus over this".

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, invoking the Udall precedent, moves to change the rules to eliminate the filibuster, and his caucus — over howls from the Democratic minority — agrees.

This is producing some unexpected political alliances with the black congressional caucus over Sudan, for example, and with feminists such as Gloria Steinem over sex slavery.

I don't know if everyone remembers, but President Obama had the entire Republican caucus over to the Blair House to debate the Affordable Care Act.

Not surprisingly, this led to Rick Santorum winning the Iowa caucus over Mitt Romney, even as Romney would go on to win Ohio and the nomination.

Ms. Pelosi met repeatedly — in person and over the phone — with the Congressional Hispanic Caucus over the past two weeks, working closely with Representative Ruben Hinojosa of Texas, the group's chairman.

Now that Iowa's caucus is over, the candidates' standings are rolling in from the next set of states in the primary lineup.

In 2011, the Republican caucus took over two-thirds (68 32) of the seats in the House of Delegates, and a majority of the Senate based on the Lieutenant Governor Bill Bolling as the tie-breaker.

Meanwhile, the Republican caucus is warring over who will lead it into 2000.

Brownlee became premier on November 23 , 1925 when, at the request of the UFA caucus, he took over from the indecisive Herbert Greenfield, in whose cabinet he had served as attorney-general.

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