caucus - use in sentences

Converse of object

  • form: Together they form the Congressional Hispanic Caucus which attempts to work together to address issues that affect all their constituencies.
  • join: The blame lies partly on those Indian-Americans who convinced their reps to join the caucus but never held them accountable for not being active.
  • address: Owing to our revolt against the dominance of the old Whigs, three gentlemen of advanced views were selected to address the Liberal caucus.
  • call: A. What they call the caucus of the party the central committee ( a term not unknown to communist regimes!

Adjective modifier

  • Democratic: When the Democratic caucus met in closed session, the Stevenson speech was ignored.
  • black: Only the black caucus in the House of Representatives has had the courage to openly protest, but to no avail.
  • other: Are Gender, Youth and other caucuses that were there for WSIS still in existence?
  • liberal: Andrew is the leader of the Liberal caucus on the Convention which has shaped the draft Constitution for Europe.
  • human: I am part of the WSIS human rights caucus and also the privacy and security working group.
  • democratic: A lot tougher the democratic caucus based in los.

Modifies a noun

  • meeting: Lucien votes with his fellow Club members they have decided in their initial caucus meeting which Motions they want to see passed.
  • list: We talked = previously on the caucus list about taking ITU up on such statements, = but never acted.
  • system: Some states, such as Iowa, use a caucus system rather than primaries to choose their delegates.
  • group: After the discussion, the LGBT caucus steering group was elected.

Noun used with modifier

  • Latin: You could check our mailing list archives and the names of the people that decided within latin american caucus.
  • youth: So the youth caucus view on the issue of water might be different to the UK view.
  • American: Latin american caucus is still working within the original mailing list.
  • Internet: The all-party internet group has also pioneered twinning with its American counterpart, the internet caucus.
  • party: Running councilor workshops and giving presentations to party caucus meetings were highly effective in winning confidence.
  • right: I am part of the WSIS human rights caucus and also the privacy and security working group.

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