Sentence examples for partisan agreement from inspiring English sources

Partisan agreement also falls apart for the more ambitious proposals.

In one point of partisan agreement, 85percentt of Americans, including 88percentt of Democrats and 95percentt of Republicans, say they themselves love America, and 70percentt say they believe that the U.S. is exceptional.

When force can be used quickly, with minimal American casualties, and elite partisan agreement, the public is almost always willing to go along -- the legacy of Gulf War I, which was the original Game Boy war, fought out quickly, on video, and with minimum cost to the Allied Coalition.

People on the right of the political spectrum understand this, as do people on the left; see my blog post last week on the extent of cross-partisan agreement on this issue.

With the help of the collective IQ of the technology industry, we hope that better ideas can facilitate bi-partisan agreement on otherwise doomed bills and avoid the unintended consequences of poorly crafted laws.

That was before the Senate voted down a bi-partisan agreement on universal background checks for gun buyers.

Both he and Democratic Vice-presidential nominee Joe Biden stood in bi-partisan agreement in 2005 to join the ICC.

And there ought to be bi-partisan agreement that consumerism is rampant and corrosive to the spirit.

All the pundits are talking about the bi-partisan agreement that we should force the insurance companies to sell insurance to everyone who wants to buy it.

After abetting this discordant political environment, the media then tell us any bi-partisan agreement to lessen such conflict is good, apparently no matter what's in it.

"If in fact we cannot reach some decent bi-partisan agreement," Harkin said, the waivers could be appropriate this coming school year.