Sentence examples for during the partisan from inspiring English sources

The number of cloture motions jumped to three a month during the partisan battles of the 1990s.

Misha was subjected to racial laws and would soon have to flee; ­Giaime would die during the partisan struggle.

SEAN WILENTZ: Yes, as I said in testifying before the House Judiciary Committee during the partisan impeachment of Bill Clinton, there's a weird convergence between post-modernism and the hard Right when it comes to truth and objectivity.

Her reputation was under nearly continuous attack during the partisan battles between the Republican-controlled Congress and the Clinton administration, most often over whether high-ranking officials of the executive branch should be investigated by independent counsels.

Her desire for tight control over personal information deepened during the partisan wars of the 1990s, influenced her use of a private email server as secretary of state and now threatens to make her look, again, as though she has something to hide.

"The Republicans have made clear that they do not want to confirm anyone and they have the votes to prevent the confirmation," said Jeffrey Rosen, president of the National Constitution Center and the author of a prescient 2014 article on what might happen if a supreme court justice died during the partisan battle between Obama and a Republican-controlled Senate.

The Matteotti brigades were, during the Resistance, the partisan groups linked to the Italian Socialist Party of Proletarian Unity (PSIUP).

Many of the partisan apprehensions during the campaign don't square with how things played out.

The family patriarch, Luka, fought with the partisan guerrillas during World War II.

I'm sure the feeling of camaraderie, the berserker passion of killing, could also be found in the crusaders as they slaughtered their way through Istanbul and into Jerusalem; in the German soldiers fighting the Russian winters and the partisan attacks during the siege of Leningrad; and in countless wars before and since.

DURING the presidential campaign of 1800, partisans harnessed high-speed technology to spread their message.