Sentence examples for engaging in partisan from inspiring English sources

Mr. Stewart said Mr. O'Brien was engaging in partisan politics.

The act prevents executive branch employees from engaging in partisan political activity.

But Tony Snow, the White House spokesman, dismissed the suggestion that Mr. Bush was engaging in partisan politics.

As part of their tax-exempt status, churches and other religious groups are prohibited from engaging in partisan political activity.

Kevin Sheekey, president of the New York City committee, noted that the committees were barred from engaging in partisan activities because of their status as tax-exempt organizations.

The tax code restricts churches and other charitable organizations from engaging in partisan politics, although church leaders can speak about social issues and register voters.

"Cardinal Dolan is going to pray, not to engage in partisan politics," Mr. Zwilling said.

Both Democrats and Republicans engage in partisan gerrymandering when it works to their advantage.

Perhaps it is time to take action rather than engage in partisan debates.

The House Ways and Means Committee killed a proposed measure to reduce the tax penalties on churches that engage in partisan politics.

The president and vice president, the only two elected officials in the executive branch, should still be permitted to engage in partisan politics while holding office.