Sentence examples for issue of partisanship from inspiring English sources

First, its composition and leadership immediately raised the issue of partisanship.

But it was more an issue of partisanship than state power.

This is where the lurking issue of partisanship emerges - can we trust our legislators to put principle over party?

"Making an issue of partisanship was a wrong move, particularly in Pasadena". But Hrabal said his campaign would have succeeded if the voter turnout had not been unexpectedly high in Nack's district.

So then to apply that more specifically to the issue of partisanship in Washington, D.C. and frankly, in other places in our country, and the issue of what we need to do to always fight for Israel's safety and right to be, it is important that we understand that it is also an issue of shared values.

A refrain, repeated in person and on the show's website, leans in on the issue of the partisanship: "Are we preaching to the choir?" it asks.

Throughout his reign, King Otto found himself confronted by a recurring series of issues: partisanship of the Greeks, financial uncertainty, and ecclesiastical issues.

Now, having rallied behind him, they're willing to ignore or downplay any attendant issues in the name of partisanship.

Then again, maybe the fading away of partisanship on regulatory issues isn't such a bad thing, seeing as how it will take real bipartisan consensus to pull us out of our current mess.

The president urged the new lawmakers to try to lower the level of partisanship as they take on major issues that come before the House and Senate in the next two years.

(On this last point, I want to make something clear, lest I myself be accused of partisanship in my representation of this issue.