Sentence examples for democratic divisions from inspiring English sources
Splitting With Leader, Democrat Backs Roberts Democratic divisions over Judge John G. Roberts Jr. spilled out into the open as the senior Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee, Senator Patrick J. Leahy of Vermont, said that he would vote to confirm Judge Roberts as chief justice, putting himself at odds with the Democratic leader, Senator Harry Reid of Nevada.
Democrat Supports Roberts Democratic divisions over Judge John G. Roberts Jr. spilled out into the open, when the senior Democrat, Senator Patrick J. Leahy of Vermont, who is on the Senate Judiciary Committee announced that he would vote to confirm Judge Roberts as chief justice.
The single-payer issue highlights Democratic divisions and united Republicans.
It all sounds logical enough, but Europe's democratic divisions run deep.
But Democratic divisions and failures gave him his opportunity in 1968.
These Democratic divisions were a significant reason the Bush-era push for comprehensive immigration reform foundered repeatedly.
Republicans, meanwhile, sought to capitalize politically on the Democratic division, eager to position their party as the more reliable ally of Israel ahead of the 2020 elections.
While nonbinding, the vote was a clear sign of Democratic division over the tax, with Ms. Lincoln arguing that it was devastating to family businesses that are a prime source of jobs in her state.
Republicans have benefited previously from Democratic division over the tax.
It's always 2016 somewhere, and the outcome of that year's primary — a clear win by an "establishment" candidate over Sanders — led to more intra-Democratic division than the party had seen in decades.
"As Hong Kong becomes gradually more democratic, the divisions between the rich and poor are no longer tenable," Mr. Dodwell said.
