Sentence examples for partisan standpoint from inspiring English sources
He was extremely interested in politics, but primarily from the perspective of internationalist liberal good governance, rather than from any partisan standpoint.
"From a partisan standpoint, those who are sympathetic to abortion rights and union rights may look at this and say, at least the battle's been postponed for a year," Wheeler said.
The Tarrance Group survey in the six battleground states shows that voters, while polarized on candidates, are "highly engaged" and criminal justice reform is "one of the few areas of common ground," U.S. Justice Action Network said. . "Voters are not looking at this in a partisan standpoint," said Ed Goeas, president of The Tarrance Group.
While Bugliosi was diligently trying to demonstrate, from a purely scholarly, legal, non-partisan standpoint, how the U.S. president is responsible for the death of over 100,000 people, Scarborough and Barnicle had that "behind the teacher's back" grinning/laughter thing going on as if they were a couple of high-school cut-ups.
This repels him not only aesthetically but also from a business standpoint, since partisan networks have been tried without success before.
Shep's approach represents one potential path forward for Fox News ― undeniably conservative, but grounded in reality, observant of American traditions and democratic norms, and partisan only when a standpoint fully aligns with conservative and American values. .
Your question was asked partisan and I will answer it from a historical standpoint.
From a neurological standpoint.
Partisan warfare dominates Congress.
