Sentence examples for resolving partisan from inspiring English sources
After all, if they don't judge in the name of law, there is no reason that appointed jurists should be able to overrule elected officials in resolving partisan disputes.
The Senate voted today to increase the government's legal borrowing limit, taking a step toward resolving a partisan dispute that has threatened to set off a financial crisis at the end of this month.
Mr. Greenspan appeared on Capitol Hill as the Senate continued to debate a proposed economic recovery package without making any progress in resolving deep partisan differences over what the package should contain.
A1 End Sought to Ethics Clash House Republicans said they intended to redouble their efforts this week to resolve a partisan impasse over the ethics committee as Representative Tom DeLay, the majority leader, faced new disclosures regarding his overseas travel.
Senate Democrats would like that decision to come soon because they are eager to return the party's majority in the Senate to its 59-seat level as they try to resolve several partisan impasses regarding an overhaul of financial regulations and unemployment benefits among other issues.
There is a recognition that it is going to take the election in 2012 to resolve the deep partisan divides, but look for Mr. Obama to repeatedly stress that the nation cannot wait for more than a year to help the economy.
While Congress theoretically could override the administration's plan and impose a different approach, Congress has failed in past years to resolve bitter, often partisan, differences among lawmakers on how to revamp the program, and no consensus on it has emerged this year.
Just as by doing nothing late last year, President Obama had the opportunity to resolve decades of partisan wrangling over deficits, so too Ted Cruz can achieve the equivalent of the Tea Party holy grail of a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution if he has the nerve to stand his ground.
Let them learn that democracy was ultimately placed ahead of partisan politics in resolving a contested election.
By joining the Justice and Liberty partisans, he resolved a tension between what the theologian Reinhold Niebuhrfamously called "moral man" and "immoral society".
