Sentence examples for politically partial from inspiring English sources

It opens up the subject of revolution while being politically partial.

In a statement, the Foreign Ministry called the ruling "politically partial".

Legal historian John Phillip Reid argued that the testimony of both sides was so politically partial that it is not possible to objectively reconstruct the incident.

Redgrave himself has previously admitted that much of his own desire for success was fuelled by the injustice he felt when a politically motivated partial boycott of the Moscow Games denied him a chance to compete in 1980.

Yet he does see politically engaged art as a partial corrective to the bankrupt aestheticism of much mainstream art.

"This is something we must correct, lest the exclusion of Magen David Adom be perceived as partial, biased, discriminatory, or politically driven," she said.

"In the past the prosecution has fed partial information to tabloids that politically oppose me," Assange said.

Other politicians who have refused to back the partial birth ban have made enemies politically, among them New York's mayor, Rudolph Giuliani, and Gov. Christine Todd Whitman of New Jersey.

politically, the need for a key (if only partial) antidote to the onslaught of creationist criticism.  .

A trial looms, in January at the earliest.Mr DeLay's camp claims that the partial dismissal "underscores just how baseless and politically motivated the charges were".

The Courier News also noted the suspicion of corruption and cronyism swirling around Christie's office, underscored by the continuing scandal over a 2013 partial closure of the George Washington Bridge by a politically motivated staffer.