Sentence examples for partisan behaviour from inspiring English sources
The divide also encourages partisan behaviour among voters.
She told the Fabian Society meeting there were areas where the two parties could agree, such as constitutional change and devolution, "particularly in light of David Cameron's extremely partisan and petty behaviour in the aftermath of the Scottish referendum".
Among Christians, the Quietists, with their uncritical reliance on inspiration, may be regarded as having approached more closely to the fatalistic norm of behaviour than any of the commonly recognized partisans of determinism, such as Calvinists or Jansenists.
Specifically, voters may either not know about their representative's behaviour (Delli Carpini and Keeter 1996; Holmberg, 2009) or develop incorrect perceptions based on personal or partisan biases (Campbell et al., 1960; Fenno, 1978; Peters and Welch, 1980; Ferejohn, 1990).
The state has endorsed this behaviour in two main ways: one by failing to challenge thinktanks that say they are charities to show they are truly non-partisan.
Others are overtly partisan or ideologically motivated.
Partisan warfare dominates Congress.
"The organisation is partisan.
