Sentence examples for less partisan approach from inspiring English sources
"We often find a very different, less partisan approach outside the hothouse of the Beltway".
He defends this painstaking process as a "more careful and less partisan" approach than the one taken by the House or the Senate's health committee.
Long happy to be the continent's gendarme, propping up unsavoury friends in resource-rich countries, France has been trying to fashion a less partisan approach.
It might take some time to get more folks to participate in primaries but that is hardly an argument for why a less partisan approach should be shelved.
In recent years the evangelical movement has evolved as the old guard, who helped lead conservative Christians into the Republican Party, has given way to a new generation of leaders who have often taken a less openly partisan approach.
He described him as "legit," with a sincerely less partisan, more pragmatic approach that takes its cues from the generational change embodied by Mr. Obama.
He said the economic crisis, and the incoming administration's intention to build bipartisan support for more government, had made the kind of partisan approach that consultants once offered much less attractive to clients.
First, he promised a less partisan government.
And Ms. Palin herself was less partisan.
He has been less partisan than his Democratic colleagues.
