Phrases with «bipartisan coalition»

The phrase "bipartisan coalition" refers to a group or alliance made up of people from different political parties who come together to work on a common goal or issue. These individuals set aside their party differences and work together in a cooperative and inclusive manner. Full definition

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Sentences with «bipartisan coalition»

The goal of this effort is to build a collaborative and bipartisan coalition across both chambers of the legislature to put such a framework for accountability in place. (ballotpedia.org)
Well before Race to the Top, a broad bipartisan coalition of states had come together under the aegis of the National Governors Association and the Council of Chief State School Officers to design and implement the Common Core State Standards. (educationnext.org)
Now, we have such a strong bipartisan coalition in the House, I have every faith that they will make sure that their colleagues do not attempt that,» said Gillibrand. (news.wbfo.org)
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Phrases with «bipartisan coalition»

Sentences with «bipartisan coalition»

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