Sentence examples for a result of partisan from inspiring English sources

And the question is this: Many of the legislative functions of the federal government right now are in a state of paralysis as a result of partisan gridlock.

Turkish officials say far fewer Armenians died as a result of partisan fighting, and they want Armenians to stop advocating the genocide legislation.

The sequestration -- a series of across-the-board government spending cuts -- took effect earlier this month as a result of partisan gridlock and will eliminate 750,000 jobs this year alone if the cuts stay in place, the Congressional Budget Office estimates.

To be sure, the crippling polarization in Washington isn't a result of typical partisan differences.

But it has never been so apparent in such a clear-cut way on television, a result of market forces and partisan sensibilities that are further chipping away at the post-Watergate pre-eminence of a more dispassionate approach.

Allied aircraft specifically started targeting ZNDH and Luftwaffe bases and aircraft for the first time as a result of the Seventh anti-Partisan Offensive, including Operation Rösselsprung in late May 1944.

A 5-to-4 decision upheld the latest boundaries of North Carolina's long-disputed 12th Congressional District, ruling that the circuitous 47 percent black district was the permissible result of partisan considerations rather than an unconstitutional racial gerrymander.

So people challenged the Republican maps, and in the latest ruling a federal court found that the state's congressional districts were the result of partisan gerrymandering and struck them down.

One often hears that the US shutdown is the result of partisan bickering, that politicians should learn to rise above it and find bipartisan solutions for the good of the nation.

I would like to begin by welcoming Inspector General J. Russell George, and asking him to repeat his conclusion that none of the bad things we're discussing were the result of partisan pressure.

In the past, such shutdowns have been the result of partisan battles over how much money the government should be spending, in other words, over fiscal issues.