cross-party

adjective

1. denoting interaction between two or more political parties

   a cross-party group

Example Sentences

Earlier, a cross-party letter signed by all of Northern Ireland's MPs was sent to Chancellor Rachel Reeves.

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Much of this has been fuelled by a cross-party alliance of MPs pushing hard for a more hawkish approach.

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Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey called for cross-party talks on how to reform the system in the long-term, but said there also needed to be "immediate measures".

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Ministers are considering whether to create a Royal Commission, with cross-party involvement, to consider how to reform the social care system, or a shorter government-backed independent review.

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"The cross-party talks we've been campaigning for should start now, but there are urgent actions the government should take regardless," such as a higher minimum wage for care workers.

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