Sentence examples for respective caucuses from inspiring English sources
Just half of the black Republicans elected to Congress since the respective caucuses' founding in 1971 joined the group.
In December, McCain and Schumer started building the group to work on immigration, recruiting other senators while navigating the complicated politics of their respective caucuses.
The apparent discord between McConnell (R-Ky). and Boehner — who have now served together atop their respective caucuses for almost nine years — has surprised Republicans and Democrats alike.
The real effort at bridging the divide was that bipartisan collection of roughly 20 senators from the less ideological wings of their respective caucuses.
They spend nearly every day just a few feet apart, across a blue-carpeted aisle separating the two desks from which they have led their respective caucuses.
"We encourage our colleagues to participate in active and useful dialogue across the aisle and among our respective caucuses as we continue to work through this process".
No further announcements were likely until Sunday afternoon when leaders would present the results of the talks to their respective party caucuses, a Democratic aide said.
While no one should be surprised that Senator Barack Obama and former Governor Mike Huckabee won their respective party caucuses in Iowa, there are some observations that should be noted as we look to New Hampshire and beyond.
I picked former Senator John Edwards and former Governor Mitt Romney to win their respective party caucuses so, perhaps, the first observation should be that this is not the first time I've been wrong, nor will it be the last.
But for an adjustment in the rules by which the two parties allocate delegates to the winners of their respective primaries and caucuses, the scenario outlined above could have been the way the 2008 primary campaign season actually unfolded.
