Sentence examples for remove partisanship from inspiring English sources

Mr. McHenry chose the $50 bill in part to remove partisanship from the debate by replacing one Republican president with another, said his chief of staff, Parker Poling.

As both the nation's highest judicial body and also the one most removed from partisanship, the court can render a verdict that all parties would be bound to respect as to how to resolve the Florida vote.

The aide said that his camp was particularly delighted that the Miami-Dade ballots would be counted by judges, which would help remove any taint of partisanship.

And in your evidence, in your letter and in your speech you are getting into political partisanship, removing yourself from your Olympian detachment, damaging the Bank's ability to regulate through influence, which has historically been just as important as the letter of the law.

Arnold Schwarzenegger, the former governor of California and a moderate Republican, devoted much of his political career to beating back partisanship through a redistricting process that was removed from the hands of legislators, and pushing a nonpartisan primary process in which the top two vote getters, regardless of parties, face off in general elections.

Khamenei, abandoning the plausible deniability of the Prophet's avatar, opting instead for perilous political partisanship, said then: "Please see the hungry wolves in ambush who are gradually removing their mask of diplomacy to show their true faces".

Perhaps there is a sense of liberation in an assumption of a partisan identity that removes the prominence of race (in Ansley's case, sexuality as well) as the dominant factor in shaping partisanship.

One involves partisanship.

No partisanship here.

Total partisanship.

They disdained partisanship.