Sentence examples for avoids partisanship from inspiring English sources

Scott Helman of The Boston Globe has a few more details: Some who have known and watched Bayh over the years say that in endorsing Clinton, he has stepped beyond the bounds of his carefully cultivated image as a cautious consensus-seeker who avoids partisanship.

The questions are designed to be vague, avoiding partisanship.

Achcar's volume is a bold attempt to avoid partisanship.

Bouran says he's determined to avoid partisanship and has made programming choices that set the network apart.

The type of coverage the Democrats received is the exactly the type of media coverage that in our studies lead people to avoid partisanship, making them less likely to try to talk to others about politics, to display stickers and signs, and to persuade their friends to vote.

But partially because the people working on those issues have, over a period of decades, avoided partisanship.

The idea that a Ukrainian city can avoid partisanship in these charged times, residents say, may no longer be viable.

And so, JohnsonGrove said, a ballot measure scrupulously written to avoid partisanship has become just another example of it.

At first Edwards tried to avoid partisanship but soon found that faction was an inevitable result of his power to appoint officials and distribute government jobs.

What he helped blow up this time was a state judicial system designed 50 years ago to avoid partisanship and politics in selecting judges.

Maya Rockeymoore, president of Global Policy Solutions and a specialist in the challenges that older people of color face, also criticized the initiative, though she noted that it's consistent with AARP's attempts to avoid partisanship.