Sentence examples for partisan work from inspiring English sources

There is no question that it is a partisan work, but it exerts an icy visceral charge (1 45).

There is no question that "Guantánamo" is a partisan work, unlikely to lure delegates from the Republic National Convention.

There is no question that it is a partisan work, but it exerts an icy visceral charge that is never achieved by flashier agitprop satire (1 45).

Nonetheless, these recent incidents should prompt us to rethink whether overtly partisan work has a legitimate place in the White House and, if so, who should be doing it.

Krishn Kaushik, the writer of the Caravan profile, notes that "Vahanvati is not the first attorney general to find himself mixed up in the messy partisan work of the government he serves; many Supreme Court advocates lamented that the independence of the government's law officers had been corroded by political pressure over the past three decades.

The 10-song album, "Living With War," will probably represent Mr. Young's most overtly partisan work since the song "Ohio," recorded and quickly released by the group Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young as a response to the Kent State shootings in 1970.

While engaged in anti-partisan work, the battalion grew to a strength of around 1,000.

Most of the progress that has been made is the result of bi-partisan work.

"By setting up the Multi-Partisan Working Group on Child Rights, the National Assembly of Armenia has demonstrated its commitment to fulfill pledges of the Outcome Document adopted during the Regional Parliamentary Conference on Child Rights organized jointly by UNICEF and the Inter-Parliamentary Union in Yerevan this June," UNICEF Representative in Armenia Henriette Ahrens said.

He admitted that his partisan political work inevitably overlapped with his work as a state lawmaker.

Likewise, Democrats dismissed Kenneth Starr's investigation of President Clinton as partisan hatchet work.