Sentence examples for caucus setting from inspiring English sources

As I mentioned earlier, there is no way to predict the neighbor-to-neighbor dynamic inside a caucus setting, and especially the effect that setting will have on those caucus-goers who show up to the events yet undecided.

With a proposed Republican caucus set to take place on the Sabbath, there would be a special caucus Saturday night, hours after others would end.

"The caucus sets the tone for the political race," said Nathan Davis, 31, who drove from Omaha with some friends to protest.

While the escalator was being "modernized," the Socialist Caucus set up shop at the bottom of the stairs.

Members of the Congressional Black Caucus set up shop outside Farr's hearing on Thursday to urge senators to vote no.

Democratic officials said Speaker Nancy Pelosi felt that Mr. Reid went too far by announcing a deal before it was vetted by her office and discussed by House members in an emergency caucus meeting, setting off the last-minute flare-up.

Democratic officials said that Speaker Nancy Pelosi felt that Mr. Reid went too far by announcing a deal before it had been vetted by her office or discussed by House members in an emergency caucus meeting, setting off the last-minute flare-up.

By 7 30 a.m., an hour and a half before the Laramie County caucus was set to begin, the line to enter the caucus site snaked for blocks through downtown Cheyenne.

When Villaraigosa arrived in Sacramento, he largely ignored the chilly welcome he got from members of the Latino caucus and set about making other friends.

Their aim was to diminish the disproportionate influence of New Hampshire's primary and Iowa's caucus, currently set to start the whole process off on January 3rd.

They also get seats on committees the caucus has set up to help members of Congress decide what positions to take on the issues of the day.