Sentence examples for partisan attitude from inspiring English sources

James Gattuso, a senior fellow for regulatory policy at the Heritage Foundation, said the current chairman began returning the F.C.C. to "a less partisan attitude," one that companies hope will continue under a new chairman.

With a new hearing into the I.R.S. misconduct scheduled for Tuesday, Republicans on the Senate Finance Committee planned to take Mr. Pfeiffer to task for what they said has been a confrontational, partisan attitude that undercut Mr. Obama's promises of cooperation.

"The most disappointing shift is to see the partisan attitude move from prime time into what's supposed to be straight news programming," said Davidson Goldin, formerly the editorial director of MSNBC and a co-founder of the reputation management firm DolceGoldin.

The partisan attitude of scientists such as Fritz Haber, contrasted with the pan-European approach of his friend Albert Einstein, are discussed by Agar, but the parallels with tooled-up Ukrainian separatists and the technological asymmetry in the Gaza conflict struck me.

An indirect but important reflection of partisan attitudes to change is visible in the higher percentage of Republicans, 58 percent, who believe in creationism – defined in this survey as the belief that God created human beings in their present form within the last 10,000 years – than Democrats, 41 percent, and independents, 39 percent.

The only consolation was that the country would weather these storms, because for all the partisan attitudes of the participants, the public was not being misled.

Partisan attitudes are more important for comprehensive actions than for programs in specific areas such as energy efficiency and renewable energy, mirroring the findings of state and national public opinion surveys, which find broader support for actions like clean energy than for explicit climate change-oriented actions.

So far, partisan attitudes in Washington have mirrored views nationwide.

It's harshly partisan "attitudes like that" that have divided the country and produced cynical gridlock in Washington, Huntsman said.

The problem is the data doesn't fit the cute aphorism: The most extensive research shows that partisan attitudes are formed early in life and remain sticky for an individual's life.

As the partisan attitudes divide our nation and polarize us against each other, let's take a step back and realize that we have just voted a woman into the race for Presidency for the first time in history.