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Meanings of
co-sponsor
(co-sponsors)
in English
We have no meanings for "co-sponsors" in our records yet.
Usage of
co-sponsors
in English
1
Democratic Senator Dianne Feinstein said she had 27
co-sponsors
for the legislation.
2
The amendment has 16
co-sponsors
so far, including one Republican, Thad Cochran.
3
An aide to Toomey said his bill has 10
co-sponsors
so far.
4
The House version has 55
co-sponsors
,
mostly Republicans but also some Democrats.
5
The current bill has four Republican
co-sponsors
,
but none attended Wednesday's event.
6
A similar measure in the House of Representatives has more than 100
co-sponsors
.
7
There are currently no Republican
co-sponsors
of the full legislation in the house.
8
The Senate version has 30
co-sponsors
,
fairly evenly split between the two parties.
9
The bill had four Republican
co-sponsors
but also died in committee.
10
The three Democratic
co-sponsors
of the new resolution have also benefited from that group.
11
The
co-sponsors
so far include one Republican, Representative Justin Amash of Michigan, Castro said.
12
None of the
co-sponsors
immediately responded to a request for comment on the deal.
13
Not to mention, these proposals had Republican and Democratic
co-sponsors
.
14
The House bill was introduced by Republican Representative Robert Pittenger, also with bipartisan
co-sponsors
.
15
The measure now has 37
co-sponsors
,
according to Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Charles Grassley.
16
So far, the bill does not have any Republican
co-sponsors
.
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co-sponsors
co-sponsor
Noun
Plural
Frequent collocations
republican co-sponsors
democratic co-sponsors
more co-sponsors
other co-sponsors
act as co-sponsors
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United States of America
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