Sentence examples for partisan rationale from inspiring English sources
A statement released by the IRS hours after Lerner's apology stated, "Mistakes were made initially, but they were in no way due to any political or partisan rationale.
Their public extortion of a national tragedy -- the 9/11 terrorist attacks -- was used to partisan advantage to start a war whose rationale was deeply flawed and whose results were disastrous for our country.
Still, some found a silver lining, saying that the rationale could be used to better understand the partisan divide in Congress.
Like Supreme Court justices, the members of the Fed board undermine the rationale for their independence if they use their power for partisan purposes.
His testimony, and the partisan exchanges in the hearing room over whether what he described as an intelligence failure undermined the rationale for going to war, underscored the problem facing President Bush as he tries to deal with the political and diplomatic fallout from Dr. Kay's statements.
But Mr. Christie, in a news conference after the hearing, scoffed at this reasoning and the partisan labeling that went into it, calling the defeat of Mr. Kwon "a result in search of a rationale".
And even if it were to turn out that ballot-box performance did in fact track classroom performance, the proper remedy would be not to even out the partisan numbers, but to remind faculty members of whatever political stripe of the distinction (on which the whole rationale for higher educations rests) between political questions and academic questions.
Such highly technical grounds for reversals persuaded partisans on both sides of the case that something else was at work besides the judges' stated rationale.
By this rationale, the current campaign began well for Labour, whose intellectual sluggishness was compensated by some unusually blue skies.The weather's effect on polling day itself is, according to electoral lore, more partisan.
