Sentence examples for partisan law from inspiring English sources

Imagine if Barack Obama won the national popular vote, and the statewide vote in Pennsylvania, and was denied reelection only because of a partisan law enacted with the clear purpose of thwarting the voters' will.

Not all constitutional theorists believe that the sole or overriding role of a constitution is to set a stable, neutral framework for the rough and tumble of partisan law and politics.

After all, it is wrong to push through partisan laws that hit minorities, young people and the elderly the hardest, especially in the middle of an election season.

Several of the plaintiffs suing the HHS are represented by the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty, a non-partisan law firm that defends all forms of religious expression.

The bi-partisan law has drawn ire from both opponents and supporters of "GMOs," with those in favor arguing that mandatory labeling is illogical and stigmatizing.

The bi-partisan law directs the Secretary of Health and Human Services to develop and sustain a national strategy to recognize and support family caregivers in the United States.

As a result, over the last decade, the bi-partisan law helped millions of kids who, otherwise, would have lagged academically.

"As this survey shows, the president's promise that his partisan health law would lower costs was just empty rhetoric," Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) said in a statement, joining a chorus of congressional Republicans pointing a finger at the Affordable Care Act.

In a dramatic four-minute radio address, he appealed to the partisans of law and order and presented himself as the only barrier to anarchy or Communist rule.

The soon-to-be-former couple go to a hotel, away from partisan in-laws or friends, and on Saturday morning sit down with a lawyer who is specially trained in mediation.

And if he is, we can expect many years of restrictive rulings that will hurt individual voters and help to sustain partisan election laws.