cross-party

adjective

1. denoting interaction between two or more political parties

   a cross-party group

Example Sentences

Since the court judgement, Baroness Mone has faced cross-party calls for her to be stripped of her peerage.

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"This new cross-party forum will put that right: tearing down the barriers that stifle talent, championing creators as pioneers of our time, and making sure Britain leads the world as the ultimate home of creativity, innovation and ambition," Ms Clark said.

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After all, Westminster is not known for much long-term, cross-party thinking.

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The company's measures have however failed to impress the French cross-party commission of inquiry, which describes TikTok as one of the worst social media platforms - "a production line of distress" for young people.

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Plaid Cymru Member of the Senedd Llyr Gruffydd, who chairs the cross-party committee, said "the current emergency support, insurance coverage, and infrastructure simply do not measure up to the scale of need".

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