Sentence examples for partisan declarations from inspiring English sources

It's a reflection of the split US stance toward Israel that Congress and political parties are given to highly partisan declarations of support for the Jewish state, driven by domestic politics and a powerful lobby, while presidents are forced to maintain the pretence of neutral arbiter in the diplomatic machinations that have failed to deliver an end to occupation and a free Palestinian state.

No one questioned the justice of the war in Iraq, and there were no partisan declarations of right and wrong.

Roberts, in turn, played the realist, eager to deflate Orman's airy post-partisan declarations.

Goldberg, by contrast, insisted that, despite Trump's declarations of partisan fealty, he was at heart "a lifelong Democrat from New York who likes to cut deals".

But in physics the invocation of Woit's name was a smoke signal, a declaration of partisan affinities.

(A Supreme Court declaration that partisan gerrymandering is unconstitutional would have major national consequences in the future, but this specific case is only concerned with North Carolina).

A less partisan appreciation for the Declaration emerged in the years following the War of 1812, thanks to a growing American nationalism and a renewed interest in the history of the Revolution.

It is crucial that emergency declarations not become another partisan tool.

News Corporation called the report's declaration "unjustified and highly partisan," but Mr. Watson stands by the report's language.

Some of the praise is partisan and laughable, like Newt Gingrich's declaration, on Fox News, that Trump had won "a great historic victory".

And a partisan upholding of his national emergency declaration over a wall along the southwestern border has prompted Mr. Trump to ratchet up harsh words against immigration as he seeks to galvanize supporters ahead of the 2020 presidential election.