Sentence examples for hostile lawmakers from inspiring English sources
And he even bantered on live television with hostile lawmakers at a Republican retreat.
UNION, N.J. — The meeting of the public-workers' union had ended, the rallying cries about hostile lawmakers and ominous contract deadlines had given way to a buffet dinner.
The ballot – which saw scuffles between lawmakers – looked set to be a major setback that left hostile lawmakers from the PMDB and other parties dominating the 65-member committee.
And he even bantered on live television with hostile lawmakers at a Republican retreat". "Trump's seeming ambivalence about selling the GOP plan may reflect that he has always been more animated about getting rid of Obamacare than he has been about what should replace it," John continues.
In another, Pat Neal, the former chairman of Florida's Faith and Freedom coalition, praises Romney for staring down "activist judges and hostile lawmakers" while not bending "on his commitments to the things we hold dear".
Polling in the districts, conducted by the liberal-leaning Public Policy Polling and paid for by MoveOn.org, follows similar polling that found voters hostile to lawmakers supporting the shutdown.
But even if Clinton or Sanders wins the White House in November, they will face hostile Republican lawmakers in Congress whose primary focus remains dismantling the Affordable Care Act.
Yet the minimum wage campaigns succeeded with voters who simultaneously elected Republican lawmakers hostile to union agendas.
In the United States, the 1994 Republican revolution ushered into Congress lawmakers hostile to internationalism — especially in the case of a scientific project that offered no immediate utility.
In the United States, the 1994 Republican revolution ushered into Congress lawmakers hostile to internationalism especially in the case of a scientific project that offered no immediate utility.
But the fight is certain to take more than a year and in the interim, the networks can expect to face hostile regulators and lawmakers.
