bipartisan committee

基本解釋

To reach a goal that a business cost-cutter would regard as desultory, the bipartisan committee of 12 senators and congressmen was accorded exceptional powers.
為了達(dá)成這個在企業(yè)開支削減員眼里毫無計劃性可言的目標(biāo)，政府成立了一個由12名議員和國會代表組成的兩黨委員會，并賦予他們特殊職權(quán)。
But seldom before has the American Congress—or, more correctly, a bipartisan committee of wise men and women reporting to Congress—put a wartime president in such an awkward predicament.
不過，美國國會，確切地說是一個由跨黨派聰明人組成的、負(fù)責(zé)向國會報告的委員會，還很少把一個戰(zhàn)時總統(tǒng)推到如此尷尬的境地。
Now that a powerful, bipartisan committee has dangled the possibility of doing just that within little over a year, it would take extraordinary stubbornness—or courage—from Mr Bush to ignore it.
現(xiàn)在一個強(qiáng)有力的，跨黨派的委員會已經(jīng)開始追求在一年內(nèi)解決問題的可能性，他將從布什忽視的地方采取非凡的毅力或勇氣。

At a hearing of the bipartisan Joint Economic Committee on Capitol Hill, lawmakers from both major U.S.political parties cited the November unemployment figure as welcome progress.
Armed Services Committee Chairman Carl Levin, "There is a strong bipartisan determination on this committee and in this Congress to do all that we can to stop Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons."

This proposal comes from a bipartisan committee set up by Governor Tom Vilsack, the first Democrat to hold the post in Iowa since 1969.
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That's a bipartisan committee, it's called the Foreign Relations Committee.
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