Sentence examples similar to amount of non-partisanship from inspiring English sources

Even as he touts the virtues of non-partisanship in Oklahoma, he will be keeping a close eye on Iowa.

Not by abandoning the tradition of non-partisanship and getting involved in party politics – even though the positions of the parties will offer stark choices.

Although we all suspected the sympathy of the leadership for more conservative political elements, on the surface and in mixed company Khamenei managed to maintain a degree of even-handedness that allowed him at least the illusion of non-partisanship.

This particular example is a paragon of non-partisanship, committing the government to a policy of more competition, more charities and social enterprises working in partnership to deliver employment services – and presumably the opposition too.

Rebuilding it will require hard work and a genuine sense of non-partisanship.

Since its founding in 1998, Stateline has maintained a commitment to the highest standards of non-partisanship, objectivity, and integrity.

It would be a shame if decisions about the number of judges in each circuit, one of the few remaining vestiges of non-partisanship left in Congress -- were wiped out by Republican partisanship.

Similarly, the commission's attempt to create an image of non-partisanship was further demolished after a flurry of subpoenas was served on political campaign committees.

By the mid-1880s, the Alliance reached a point where it had to abandon its original stance of non-partisanship and start flexing its political muscle.

The rationale and implications of IFC's efforts to act as umpire to debates on the future of fiscal policy are considered under the headings of non – partisanship, transparency and forecasting.

The only real evidence of increasing non-partisanship is that the number of people who call themselves independents "leaning" towards one party or the other has risen slightly.