Sentence examples for cells democratic from inspiring English sources

Hoping to catch up to other states that are aggressively supporting research on embryonic stem cells, Democratic leaders in the New York Senate announced legislation yesterday that would commit $1 billion to a similar effort in New York.

On the cusp of a new era in stem cell science, Democratic heavyweights are pushing to install the outgoing California Democratic Party chief in a leadership post at the state's $3-billion 3-billionpresearch

House Backs Stem Cell Work The House gave final Congressional approval to legislation aimed at easing restrictions on federal financing of embryonic stem cell research, but Democratic leaders conceded they lacked the votes to override a threatened veto.

WASHINGTON, June 7 — The House gave final Congressional approval on Thursday to legislation aimed at easing restrictions on federal financing of embryonic stem cell research, but Democratic leaders in both chambers conceded they were short of the votes needed to override a veto threatened by President Bush.

"At this level, cells can be directly democratic, and don't need a special governor or president to orchestrate them.

A14 Democrats Schedule a Reagan Ron Reagan, the son of former President Ronald Reagan, said he would speak in support of stem cell research at the Democratic national convention this month.

Mr. McGreevey kept up his calm public demeanor throughout the convention -- meeting with business leaders and labor organizers, and appearing at a stem cell research forum, a Democratic unity meeting with Senator Jon . S. Corzineand, in a moment of some coincidence, before a group of gay rights advocates.

Our members will be leafleting at worksites and making cell phone calls to Democratic senators across the nation and when possible, scheduling meetings with senators and staff over the July 4 recess.

At a town hall meeting on Monday, a Chabot staffer directed a Cincinnati police officer to seize video cameras and cell phones from two Democratic activists who were attending the event.

"It does not follow that the theology of a few should be allowed to forestall the health and well-being of the many," Reagan said of stem-cell research at the 2004 Democratic National Convention.

When writing about Republican and Democratic voting patterns on stem cells, science reports from a general interest magazine like Newsweek might be considered sufficiently authoritative.