Sentence examples for creation of caucuses from inspiring English sources

"The technological age has definitely helped spur the acceleration of the creation of caucuses," said Anthony A. Wallis, a research analyst for the Office of the Historian in the House.

The Democratic Party now resembles a shaky coalition of caucuses.

The Republicans and Democrats each hold their own set of caucuses.

But, he said, the controversy points out the shortcomings of caucuses compared with primaries.

On Saturday, Washington State Republicans held a number of caucuses in which about fifty thousand people participated.

"The problems encountered in two or three caucuses does not call out for abolition of caucuses, but for better methods of implementing caucuses," said Tennessee Republican National Committeeman John Ryder.

When the White House ruled out this option, he changed tack, advocating local caucuses and regional elections, which he hoped would eventually result in the creation of a new central government.

"Creation" of a central government?

When a Web site called BuzzFeed broke the news on the night of the Iowa caucuses that John McCain was endorsing Mitt Romney, more than a few readers scratched their heads and said, "What is a BuzzFeed?" BuzzFeed is the creation of Jonah Peretti, a graduate of the MIT Media Lab with an expertise in content that is likely to be "liked".

Or: the Creation of African-America" (2005).

The program was called "Creation of Death".