Sentence examples for partisan control from inspiring English sources

When it comes to matters like the budget, partisan control makes sense.

And, if so, was there any good reason for the map other than achieving partisan control?

First up: the overall chances for partisan control of the Senate.

Partisan control of the House appears to be up for grabs in nearly every election now.

In breach of Venezuela's constitution, Hugo Chávez took partisan control of the judiciary and the armed forces.

But other analysts say the split partisan control of Capitol Hill is not likely to lead to much compromise.

Since Parkland, some of the ideas floated by lawmakers — arming teachers or banning assault weapons — have fueled the already bitterly partisan gun control debate.

Racial prejudice was the principal target of the 1965 act, but the partisans who control so many state election systems have often gone beyond race in their attempts to rig voting to their advantage.

Instead, we were hurled into a no-holds-barred battle, with hard-core partisans in control of the vote certification, and a Republican-dominated Supreme Court at the end of the line.

The Partisans gained control over a number of villages.

Ultimately, Old Court partisans gained control of both houses of the legislature, and the New Court was abolished permanently in December 1826.