Sentence examples for part of the caucus from inspiring English sources

Not all are ERG members – for example, passionate leaver Peter Bone stresses he is not part of the caucus.

Only the conservative Jim Inhofe of Oklahoma, who is still more moderate than Marco Rubio, is to the right part of the caucus.

For example, if one candidate's supporters tend to stick around for the delegate-selection part of the caucus, while the rest take off after casting their straw-poll vote, that candidate could benefit.

The remaining Democrats who are voting against their party more often represent a less liberal part of the caucus, but there are limits to their willingness to cross party lines.

but not out of reach of public accountability," one that--he hopes--will become a part of the caucus's legacy.

The letter's current list of signers includes just 16 members of the Progressive Caucus (along with five other House signers who aren't part of the caucus).

"If not now, when?" The president also called on Congressional Democrats to be open to a deal that would makes changes to entitlement programs like Social Security and Medicare, which some parts of the caucus have strictly opposed.

In Congress, he is part of the Freedom Caucus, the House's most ardently conservative members.

Thom Tillis, who was speaker of the North Carolina House of Representatives when it passed the voter-restriction law, is now a U.S. senator and part of the Republican caucus blocking the appointment of President Obama's Supreme Court nominee, Merrick Garland.

"He was an integral part of the Democratic caucus," Reid also wrote in an e-mail, "and his dedication to public service, ability to work across the aisle and broad range of experience will be missed".

As he held the Senate floor for eight hours Friday, Senator Bernard Sanders, an independent from Vermont who is part of the Democratic caucus, asserted that Mr. Obama's "credibility has been severely damaged".