Sentence examples for partisan part from inspiring English sources

At the center of his academic life, the National Bureau of Economic Research, he emphasizes the less partisan part of his political past by hanging framed editorial cartoons that depict his battles within the Reagan administration.

It is nothing he should not already be used to, coming from a very partisan part of the world like Gloucester.

The TO forces in the Bilogora Mountain region were officially part of the 28th Partisan Division, commanded by Colonel Nikola Marić.

"Perhaps that reflects, at least in part, a misunderstanding of the partisan character of poverty".

A fiery partisan question, part of which complained about the trillions of dollars in debt incurred under the Obama administration, draws an even-keeled response from Mr. Buffett.

For all his pragmatism and statist energy, Heseltine never ceased to be a fierce political partisan and part of the commission's agenda was squeezing the spending of Labour councils.

In all, about 200,000 partisans took part in the Resistance, and German or Fascist forces killed some 70,000 Italians (including both partisans and civilians) for Resistance activities.

Is this new found non-partisan stance part of the new Mellow Balls?

He said she could expect a one-year respite from partisan infighting, in part because of the circumstances and in part because the legislative session does not begin until January.

That game every November brings out the extreme partisan in this part of the world.

But for Planned Parenthood, the nation's largest abortion provider, being the target of partisan investigations is part of doing business.