Sentence examples for partisan choice from inspiring English sources

Goss, Gore declared, was an inadmissibly partisan choice.

You already criticized Rahm Emanuel, Obama's new chief of staff, as a sharply partisan choice.

He said Mr. Medine appears to be a qualified and not unduly partisan choice, and that further delay is unacceptable.

He opted instead for a clearly partisan choice, the former centre-left prime minister and European Commission president, Romano Prodi.

He is a particularly partisan choice in an election year certain to be filled with highly charged enforcement decisions.

There is a strong correlation between the partisan choices of parents and children.

One odd idea was to rename Point Road after Mahatma Gandhi, India's independence leader and moral beacon, who spent many years in South Africa; it is in the city's red-light district.The Democratic Alliance, the main opposition, says it is not against renaming but that the ANC has excluded it from deliberations, tried to impose partisan choices and broken the rules.

The partisan choices of Democrats, and even more so, Republicans, were very much balanced by the responses of self-described political Independents.

Maybe the phrasing should be "open primaries might reduce the number of partisan choices," because political parties will lose part of their ability to dictate the outcome and then hold them accountable to extreme positions. .

This is a post-partisan choice,' " one White House official involved in the process told me.

Bill Shorten urged the government to learn from the Bishop affair and shy away from a "hyper-partisan" choice.