Sentence examples for partisanship between from inspiring English sources

But some Senate Republicans and Democrats agreed that the vitriol and partisanship between the two parties has reached new heights, casting a shadow on the Senate's reputation, or at least its self-image, for careful deliberation and effectiveness.

In the study on the right to build a Mosque near the World Trade Center, the so-called "Ground Zero Mosque," attitudes of liberals and conservatives were judged on an 11-point scale, and the partisanship between the two decreased by 60percentt in the difficult-to-read portion of the study.

Going into this November, only eight districts (barely 5percentt) in the entire region are considered balanced -- that is, having a partisanship difference between the major parties of less than 8percentt.

At the same time, Sides said, Trump's rise has come at a time of intense debate among academics about the relationship between partisanship and ideology.

There is, however, a structural contradiction between the state-dominated media system and the ongoing media marketization process in contemporary China, which is manifested in the discursive negotiation between partisanship and professionalism of Chinese media workers.

They must balance their ethnicity, their ideology, and their partisanship in choosing between a "colorful" incumbent and a challenger who will be tied to the unpopular policies of the Obama administration.

As you can see, there is some relationship between the partisanship of the district and a Republican's voting patterns.

But research on 36 countries by Professor Paul Whiteley of the University of Essex shows a strong correlation between political partisanship and good public administration.

By selecting a single statistic -- absolute number of confirmations -- he creates parity between the partisanship of the Republicans during the Clinton period and that of the Democrats during the Reagan era.

In Carlson's vacillations over the past two nights, between cocksure partisanship and deference to Mueller's institutional authority, it seemed as if he were groping, trying to figure out where his audience was, and what it was willing to hear.

In contrast, political action required partisanship and a choice between values.