Sentence examples for partisan advice from inspiring English sources

Some offered curiosity mixed with partisan advice.

The proposition that a minister should have access to politically partisan advice is no longer controversial.

If you want to taste the more exclusive wines, visit the Solar do Vinho do Porto, where you can buy hundreds of varieties by the glass, or the Vino Logia near Praça da Ribeira, which has a wide range and non-partisan advice.

They had what they regard as non-partisan advice, from the investment bank Lazards - which was not involved in actually placing the shares, and therefore had no vested interest, in theory - that 330p was a fair price.

"For children, they provide an equaliser that allows everyone the access to books, storytelling sessions, homework clubs, expert librarians who provide non-partisan assistance and advice regarding books and warm and safe environments within which to discover and explore the world of literature.

For children they provide an equaliser that allows everyone access to books, story-telling sessions, homework clubs; expert librarians who give non-partisan assistance and advice regarding books; and warm and safe environments within which to discover and explore the world of literature.

During the Nixon case and the impeachment proceedings against Mr. Clinton, Ms. Lofgren said she repeatedly went back to her law books and even the Federalist Papers to ensure that every action she took was based on a strict reading of the law — not her partisan views, or the advice staff lawyers fed her, a process she has started once again.

The enlistment, last Thursday, of Rudolph Giuliani the former mayor of New York and now a purveyor of security advice and partisan rants as a personal lawyer to Donald Trump marked the entry into the President's legal drama of another character whose presence was unlikely and yet somehow inevitable.

Soliciting Bipartisan Advice, Receiving Partisan Contempt.

"We regard ourselves as the only independent, impartial non-partisan organisation offering EU-specific advice.

Johnsen said she had come to realize that the strong Republican opposition to her nomination had undermined her own goal for the office, which was to restore its reputation for providing legal advice "unvarnished by politics or partisan ambition".