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party line

[pahr-tee lahyn, pahr-tee lahyn] / ˈpɑr ti ˈlaɪn, ˈpɑr ti ˌlaɪn /


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But if the party line is some version of reforming the relatively young agency, nobody told Rep. Seth Moulton.

From Salon

MPs could vote freely throughout the process, meaning they did not have to follow a party line, and could decide whether or not to support the bill as a whole or particular amendments.

From BBC

McManus suggested that people’s love for their furry, feathery or scaly companions transcends party lines.

From Los Angeles Times

Voter trust in the upcoming midterm elections, meanwhile, has dropped off sharply, and across party lines, according to new research by the UC San Diego Center for Transparent and Trusted Elections.

From Los Angeles Times

However, opposition also crossed party lines — including from three former EPA administrators who served under Republican and Democratic administrations.

From Los Angeles Times