Usar "caucus" en una oración

1. “In 2002, there were fifty-nine members of Congress who belonged to something called the Progressive Caucus

2. the Debs Caucus, which had opposed the war in Vietnam and also

3. cratic members of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, one-half

4. The Progressive Caucus consists of 59 members of the House of

5. Congressional Black Caucus, to deliver the votes of their clientela, a mass of ignorant, angry, and easily manipulated people

6. “My motion is for the purpose of allowing a caucus

7. FOX welcomed Giuliani who did worse than Paul in the Iowa caucus, showing FOX political bias

8. Another type of yogurt, called Kefir, is credited with providing the natives of the Caucus Mountains with such good nutrition that they tend to live well past their 100th birthday

9. He recognized its twisting shape, its decaying image from when he saw it as part of a ground team in the Caucus Mountains, years ago

10. As the phalanx entered the Senate Caucus Room, a large, ornate famous hearing room, they bulled their way down the far aisle to the witness table maintaining a furious momentum through the jam-packed interior that was alive with sound and cameras clicking

11. —Well, says the citizen, what's the latest from the scene of action? What did those tinkers in the city hall at their caucus meeting decide about the Irish language?

12. Just before heading to LA, I had met with Young’s mother and members of the local clergy, and told them I would report back to the community after speaking to national leaders interested in the situation, including the Congressional Black Caucus and the Civil Rights Division of the Justice Department

13. I got home, showered, and changed clothes and then immediately went to the Congdon Street Baptist Church in Providence, where the community was awaiting word about whether the Department of Justice would get involved in the shooting investigation and what Congressman John Lewis and others in the Black Caucus had advised

14. The year before, he and I had founded the Addiction, Treatment and Recovery Caucus in the House, which was attempting to get addiction treatment either its own insurance parity or connect it to mental health parity

15. He said he wished he had been able to serve with my father (although he did fondly remember attending a Democratic Caucus retreat where my dad called the square dance one night)