Sentence examples for democratic resolve from inspiring English sources

But defections and the passage of time weakened Democratic resolve, and, on October 13th, the plan sponsored by DeLay was passed.

The outcome of the midterm elections is certain to be an important factor, with potential to increase Democratic resolve to defy Trump, or embolden Republicans to fight for his agenda.

After that, Republican leaders are considering whether to try to force votes on one of the other four not covered by the deal, William G. Myers III of Idaho, to test Democratic resolve.

Ms. Murray's tough line, in a speech at the Brookings Institution, signaled a stiffening of Democratic resolve a week after President Obama reiterated his demand for a one-year extension in the Bush-era tax cuts only for people earning less than $250,000.

It's of course possible that Cornyn, Trump and their allies are correct ― that by inflicting yet more damage on the health care system, Republicans will increase the public's appetite for full repeal and weaken Democratic resolve to oppose it.

The new administration would be wise to build on this success by moving ahead quickly on other important domestic legislation in areas such as healthcare, environmental regulations and education before the Republicans either start trying to have a serious impact on proposed legislation, or find a way to act in a less polarizing way and weaken Democratic resolve and unity.

Some Democratic leaders resolved to reach out to religious voters after the 2004 election, when polls showed Republicans had a lock on "values voters" -- mostly evangelical Christians.

26, 1877), in American history, meeting at Wormley's Hotel in Washington, D.C., at which leaders of the Republican and Democratic parties resolved the disputed Rutherford B. Hayes Samuel J. Tilden presidential election of 1876.

Michael Volpe, a lawyer for Restaurant Associates, said, "The company is taking a very novel and democratic approach to resolve this.

On Wednesday Malcolm Turnbull said the plebiscite was a "thoroughly democratic" way to resolve the issue of conscience.

A code of conduct was recognized by Senator Mitchell as a prerequisite to the Northern Ireland talks, when he formulated in 1996 the famous "Mitchell Principles" requiring commitment to the exclusive use of peaceful democratic means to resolve the conflict.