Sentence examples for older caucus from inspiring English sources
Mr. Romney is also seeing support from older caucus goers in Iowa tonight.
That means that if the bill reaches the floor, passage would require a flip side of the leadership coalition — Democrats leading the yes votes, presumably with Senator Tom back among his old caucus.
Chiang Kai-shek, at the age of ninety-seven, atpeareception receptinn in the old Senate caucus room.
The most recent two polls, conducted after the New Hampshire primaries, are now a week old, and the caucus format lends itself to more uncertainty than primaries due to lower turnout.
VICE News attended a hearing held by the Black Caucus where older members of the black community voiced their concerns.
Joshua Reinstein, director of the seven-year-old Knesset Christian Allies Caucus in the Israeli parliament, said there has been "an explosion of support" from evangelical political leaders.
One reason is that the state's population is older, and so are its caucus voters.
Representative Henry A. Waxman of California, promising a more energetic advocacy of Mr. Obama's agenda, prevailed in the Democratic caucus over an older rival who had helped enact Lyndon B. Johnson's Great Society agenda.
As her fortunes collapsed, the polls kept giving caucus the same old message: that whatever they thought of Rudd, the people had not given up on him.
When the acrimony between the upstarts and the old guard split the House caucus and deposed Boehner, Ryan was the one figure who could repair the breach who could look at the Tea Party and see his own image and so he became Speaker of the House.
