Sentence examples for the partisan of from inspiring English sources
Moreover, an appeal for women's voting rights by deputy Pierre Guyomar entitled le Partisan de l'égalité des droits et de l'inégalité en fait [The Partisan of the Equality of Rights and Inequality in Fact] was discussed by the constitutional draft commission.
The partisan of the slippery slope thus has a formidable burden of argument to take up.
Finally, the vagueness of concepts can only be of limited use to the partisan of slippery slope arguments.
No wonder the partisans of Bush Jnr's White House despise Chirac.
"This, then, is the reasoning of the partisans of mystery," Bentham wrote.
The partisans of the right, instead, fought their way to influence at the Republican primary level.
"Vote Hollande and France will become a new Greece" warn the partisans of Nicolas Sarkozy.
The partisans of an unfettered Internet saw their moment, and seized it.
The partisans of these two positions fought fierce battles for the soul of the church.
The partisans of self-regulation will accuse its opponents of endangering press freedom.
The partisans of farm subsidies, regional funds and the rebates will fight each other to a standstill.
