bipartisan

IPA: baɪpˈɑrtɪzʌn

(politics) Relating to, or supported by two groups, especially by two political parties.

Examples of "bipartisan" in Sentences

The group currently is a bipartisan outfit.
The message is neutral, bipartisan and open.
The idea was to begin with a bipartisan plan.
The council approved the measure on a bipartisan vote.
The atmosphere was bipartisan and Palin pledged to cooperate.
The bill had bipartisan support in both the Senate and Assembly.
Euphoria and bipartisan brotherhood reign in the Senate for now.
Bipartisan applause for a documentary of the Gipper's life and times.
He has been president of the bipartisan Texas Conservative Coalition.
Kerry caved in to bipartisan pressure and apologized the next day on November 1.