Sentence examples for politically partisan from inspiring English sources

How, for example, could the court now countenance politically partisan gerrymandering, which draws political boundaries in such a way as to effectively disenfranchise the members of a minority party in a given district?

In recent years, polarisation has increased and the topic has become exceptionally politically partisan, with the personal and political aspects increasingly difficult to separate.

Not that Waugh was politically partisan.

Mr. Janah was politically partisan, a committed leftist.

The codes have occasionally been a politically partisan issue.

These words are neither politically partisan nor alarmist.

But - though supported by millions of citizens and many newspapers - the death penalty is kept off the statute books by the one unanswerable and non-politically partisan argument against it.

Online campaigning group 38 degrees has attracted more than 35,000 signatures to a petition urging the BBC Trust chairman Lord Patten to appoint a non-politically partisan replacement for Mark Thompson as director general.

"Once red and [now] trending blue, [San Diego] is up for grabs politically, and partisan battles are the order of the day," Erie said.

The new letter, which was also signed by Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., calls the yet-to-be-passed DISCLOSE Act "one of the most politically charged, partisan issues in recent Congresses".

"Barclays is politically non-partisan, makes no political donations nor seeks to influence the political activities of its employees".