Sentence examples for republican practice from inspiring English sources

The senator said his plan was in keeping with past Republican practice.

The specific change he mentioned is fairly minor: it would ban filibusters of the "motion to proceed," which would end the routine Republican practice of blocking even debate on a bill.

The anniversary of the Pulse night-club massacre, in Orlando, fell just before a terrible day of mass shootings, including at a Republican practice for the Congressional Baseball Game.

And in less pleasant tones Republicans on Capitol Hill have accused the broadcaster of liberal bias and threatened to cut its funding.While it has long been standard Republican practice to attack NPR, two recent incidents have inflamed opinion on the right.

He helped to make it plain that anti-Communism was not merely an extension of American hegemonic aims, but possible to imagine as part of an independent-minded nationalism, and confirmed a republican practice — to which, for all his aristocratic manners and autocratic ways, he remained firmly loyal — that didn't demand an Anglo-American aura.

He always dug deeper," Barbara Blank, a lawyer — and a Republican — practicing in Washington, D.C., told me earlier this year.

"There is a huge discrepancy between what Republicans say about the economy and actual Republican practices," Mr. Taylor said.

WASHINGTON ― The anti-Donald Trump political activist who shot at Republicans practicing for a baseball game last week toured locations in the nation's capital, visited the office of Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt).

The Republicans who practice the politics of addition over the politics of division.

One of them, Ted Cruz of Texas, admitted that he didn't even trust House Republicans to practice blackmail properly.

Representative Michael C. Burgess, a Texas Republican who practiced as an obstetrician before joining Congress, appeared to suggest that male fetuses are capable of fondling themselves.