Sentence examples for partisan record from inspiring English sources

As leader of the unionist MPs it fell to the innately moderate Chichester-Clark to defend his party's partisan record.

As for the constitutional court, it has a spotty, partisan record and a history of banning political parties, not always with good reason.

He added, "With a partisan record that doesn't measure up, Barack Obama's been reduced to a sucker-punch strategy, shirking his 'new type of politics' in favor of a more negative campaign".

The secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, Michael Chertoff, whose name has been floated, should be ruled out both because of his partisan record and his disastrous performance during Hurricane Katrina.

Local bloggers also had an effect; in South Dakota, for instance, they repeatedly highlighted Tom Daschle's partisan record in Washington, DC, something that the Democratic Senate majority leader's friends in the local print media had never laboured to expose.The bloggers have often been at their most devastating when they have been criticising the old media for bias.

Mackintosh's reputation is not well-served by either, particularly Joyce's partisan record which is described by one commentator as a "self-aggrandizing epic".

Sprinter is out now on Partisan Records.

Most of the songs in Thursday's show came from "Made the Harbor," released on Partisan Records last year.

Mr. Shays once again will argue that he's hardly a Bush clone (his campaign cites a Congressional Quarterly study that showed he voted with his party 65percentt of the time over the past four years, among the least partisan records in Congress).

Pro: Another Red-state governor with an excellent post-partisan record.

United States Senate campaigns that have besieged New York and New Jersey voters for almost two years with partisan rhetoric, record spending and enough twists for two soap operas roared through their closing hours yesterday with a barrage of TV commercials and a last hurrah by candidates on the stump.