Sentence examples for partisan documents from inspiring English sources

"We have long considered environmental impact statements not truly independent analyses, but rather partisan documents that support the intentions of project sponsors," he said.

Those are all, in their way, partisan documents, broadly sympathetic to the cause of rebels in the streets, but they also allow the reader or viewer to glimpse a larger context of political crisis and cultural transformation.

And like most partisan documents, it makes a passel of claims about its subject, some easily supported, others a little exaggerated, that seem intended for at least two purposes: to improve Mrs. Clinton's standing with women voters -- a group, polls indicate, she is having trouble with -- and to counter the impression that, unlike her opponent, she has no record of her own to run on.

"After Tiller," a new documentary by Martha Shane and Lana Wilson, is a partisan document in the culture wars.

When it was first issued, Mr. Gore dismissed the Senate report as "a highly partisan document".

But "Rebels With a Cause" is no less valuable a contribution to the historical record for being a partisan document.

But it was, in fact, a deeply partisan document, which you might have guessed from the opening sentence: "Where the president has failed, House Republicans will lead".

They twisted the report's meaning to imply that they, and more importantly our war heroes, were being vilified by a partisan document.

'After Tiller' (PG-13, 1 28) A partisan document in the culture wars, Martha Shane and Lana Wilson's documentary tells the story of four doctors who the film says are the only ones in the United States openly performing third-trimester abortions.

"The legislation before us is a partisan document that embodies this administration's right-wing ideology and its desire to fuel the profits of the wealthy and powerful," Mr. Kennedy said on the Senate floor.

He denounced the memorandum as "a purely partisan document that appears to be a road map for how the Democrats intend to politicize what should be a bipartisan, objective review of prewar intelligence".