Sentence examples for partisan struggles from inspiring English sources

But states don't have to wait for a resolution to the inevitable partisan struggles over these bills.

He also wrote a play for Modjeska, aimed at an American public, Z walki tutejszych partii (Partisan Struggles), but it was never performed or published, and the manuscript appears to be lost.

However, the new game revolves mainly around disputes about more routine decisions of policy and politics -- or "who gets what" -- with, expectedly, whites and blacks on different sides of partisan struggles.

The cross is divisive; the flag has been put to partisan struggle.

The consequence of the partisan struggle was to restore democracy and civil liberties to Italy.

Misha was subjected to racial laws and would soon have to flee; ­Giaime would die during the partisan struggle.

And can they avoid getting caught up in the partisan struggle that has held back health-care reform?

The partisan struggle here comes just as the charter school movement has been making important inroads among Democrats.

All of which suggests the complicated politics that awaits the voters this fall: a fierce, nonpartisan partisan struggle.

There was, unmistakably, a wave of anxiety in the political community: Had the partisan struggle gone too far?

A partisan struggle between Republicans and Democrats has turned into an institutional one, pitting the governor against the Legislature.