0 supported by or consisting of two political parties: --
a bipartisan committee
1 involving or having the support of both sides, esp. of political parties: --
a bipartisan agreement
That is why, up to now, we have adopted a bipartisan approach to the framework document.
Not long ago, there was bipartisan consensus that the aims of sentencing should concentrate firmly on the rehabilitation of offenders.
It would be wonderful if the issue could be approached on a bipartisan basis, with the best brains marshalled to try to help the teachers.
The nuclear industry has been conducted on a bipartisan basis over the past 30 or more years.
That we cannot separate the education of teachers from other forms of higher education is now widely accepted on a bipartisan basis.
Instead of this pettifogging procedure there should be a promotion of expansion on a bipartisan basis.
That represented an abject failure to deliver on a policy that had bipartisan support—there was no political obstacle to it.
This area needs the kind of bipartisan approach which existed in the 1974 election manifestos.
