Sentence examples for less partisan members from inspiring English sources
A new commission, with more seasoned and less partisan members, would go a long way toward ensuring fairer and more honest elections.
A new vision for labor-management cooperation must include not only a more powerful board, but also a less partisan one, with members who are independent and neutral experts.
The state's booming Puerto Rican population, whose members are generally less partisan than their New York peers but still tend to vote Democratic, are the second-largest group of Latino voters in Florida, making up 28 percent of the Hispanic voters.
Former Representative Tom Davis of Virginia, a past chairman of the Republicans' House campaign committee, said the most important step in restoring their flexibility was moving toward a less partisan redistricting process that, instead of giving most members districts packed with partisan allies, produced more balanced districts that made candidates fight for votes in the center.
There was also some chemistry in New York in January between the Security Council and Mr. Helms and his committee members, many of them Senate veterans accustomed to the traditional, even exaggerated courtesies of earlier, less partisan years in Congress.
First, he promised a less partisan government.
And Ms. Palin herself was less partisan.
He has been less partisan than his Democratic colleagues.
Political discussion on less partisan matters and in a less partisan tone tends to take place in more general magazines.
And given the choice between more and less partisan candidates — and nobody else to dilute their votes — the partisans will choose candidates who are most like them: partisans.
