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61. This translates into a lot of political pressure on Congress. With all the House Republicans and over half of the Democrats signed on as co-sponsors, HR 1207 has enormous bipartisan support.

62. Hopes for by paterson a bipartisan compromise on health care appeared appear to be fadedfading.

63. Those bipartisan efforts have crushing resistance from both political parties.

64. Hopes by partizan for a bipartisan compromise on health care appeared appear to be fadedfading.

65. Opponents of SOPA are nervous is that the bill and its counterparts in the Senate have bipartisan support; SOPA's 24 co-sponsors in the House include 14 Republicans and 10 Democrats.

66. And he has already mentioned his hopes of setting up a bipartisan commission on entitlement reform.

67. I asked the Republicans to work with the White House and the Democrats in the same spirit that had produced the bipartisan welfare reform bill in 1996 and the Balanced Budget Act in 1997.

68. A bipartisan commission on NCLB has issued a slew of proposals.

69. Instead(sentencedict.com), he apparently intended the pay freeze announcement as a peace gesture to Republicans the day before a bipartisan summit.

70. The American Organization of Nurse Executives this week joined other national nursing organizations in applauding bipartisan legislation to address a critical shortage of nursing school faculty.

71. He has repeatedly stated his bipartisan intentions, flexibility, and openness to compromise.

72. The origins of the faith - based idea were bipartisan.

73. On that score, it's worth recalling that the vaunted bipartisan "stimulus" of last February has been a miserable failure.

74. The Presidents gave bipartisan gravitas to the campaign, and we needed all the help we could get.

75. There is growing bipartisan support in Congress for changing those rules.

76. “Corruption and ineptitude are bipartisan, but Dems at the moment seem to have the edge in criminality and incompetence,” observes Doug Muzzio of Baruch College.

77. The United States has woefully underfunded its national infrastructure, according to a bipartisan congressional commission, the National Surface Transportation Infrastructure Financing Commission.

78. The pledge to be bipartisan is being eclipsed by the desire to act quickly.

79. The Great Britain is the earliest country with bipartisan system in its form of government.

80. In 1968,[www.Sentencedict.com] a bipartisan congressional vote also supported a surtax when President Lyndon Johnson belatedly asked for taxes to pay for the war in Vietnam.

81. It'seeks a bipartisan solution of the MX question through the Scowcroft Commission.

82. The bipartisan Baker - Hamilton report gives Mr Bush an excuse for making just such a pivot.

83. He also began the hard job of reinventing himself as a bipartisan president.

84. This has to be a bipartisan plan, and just at the leadership level.

85. Meanwhile, a Senate committee last week approved a bipartisan bill that would prohibit brand-name drug manufacturers from using settlement agreements to keep generic equivalents off the market.

86. Which living person do you most despise? Hey, I'm bipartisan.

87. Proposals targeting China's currency policy have bipartisan support in both the House and Senate, and lawmakers plan to turn up the heat on the issue at a series of hearings this month.

88. In most states the power of the bipartisan machines had been shattered or at least curtailed.

89. Sometimes CBO strays and tries to be bipartisan, rather than nonpartisan.

90. Hopes for by - partying a bipartisan compromise on healthcare appeared appear to be fadedfading.