Sentence examples for commitment to partisanship from inspiring English sources
Now, the "key" to solving our partisan problem is a renewed commitment to partisanship -- just get those Republicans OUT!
"What the cynics fail to understand is that the ground has shifted beneath them — that the stale political arguments that have consumed us for so long no longer apply," said Mr. Obama, who in his campaign emphasized a commitment to reduce partisanship.
A commitment to non-partisanship is considered central to the work of IFCs, particularly with regard to assessing and promoting credible fiscal policies [61, 71].
What unites "netroots" activists, Mr. Bai writes, is less any kind of governing agenda for the country than a commitment to "the principle of unyielding partisanship".
The mission statement in the front of the first issue declared its political non-partisanship, its commitment to "truth-telling, style and command of the essay form" and the intention – which has since been borne out to satisfying effect – to carry correspondence to previous essays in the back of each new edition.
"What I've heard is there's a commitment to get this done in a way that takes any partisanship out of the issue, and at the same time strives for a date certain," Mr. Bush said before leaving for an event in Missouri to showcase the need for more secure drinking water.
Although Mr. Bush's remarks transcended election-year partisanship and reflected what his aides say is a deep and longstanding commitment to racial reconciliation, there was still politics in the air.
With a federal government hamstrung by partisanship and politics, the time is now for mayors to demonstrate their commitment to better lives by signing the Pledge.
Thus her adult commitment to the island's feral livestock comes into focus, offering a lesson for educators: partisanships bred through life experience are unlikely to be budged by a public lecture series.
These include non-partisanship and fairness; transparency of sources, methodology and funding; and a commitment to corrections.
