Sentence examples for unduly partisan from inspiring English sources

It risks looking unduly partisan – particularly when none of the other party conferences have been targeted.

He said Mr. Medine appears to be a qualified and not unduly partisan choice, and that further delay is unacceptable.

If making such a statement is regarded as unduly partisan, we're in even worse trouble than I thought.

But it was just another sign of the Republicans' predicament as they search for ways to capitalize on Mr. Clinton's latest embarrassment without being seen as unduly partisan -- something they were accused of during the Whitewater and campaign finance hearings.

The letter, signed by 36 BBC journalists including Huw Edwards, Jeremy Paxman, Martha Kearney and Nick Robinson, said that taking strike action during the conference "risks looking unduly partisan – particularly when none of the other party conferences have been targeted".

The letter warned that holding the 48-hour strike over proposed changes to the BBC pension scheme during the conference, including the day of prime minister David Cameron's speech, "risks looking unduly partisan – particularly when none of the other party conferences have been targeted".

In Britain, where there are a dozen national newspaper titles, most of which are uninhibitedly partisan, it is not considered unduly surprising that proprietors call the political tune.

And yet the representation of UK space endeavour is all too often skewed misleading and unduly pejorative: '…British space…more romance than reality.'1 Why does such partisan commentary occur and why has such an attitude prevailed for so long?

But some Conservatives regard Mr Bercow - who used to be a Conservative MP but as Speaker is independent and non-partisan - as a polarising figure and suggest that he unduly favoured Labour and the Lib Dems in the last Parliament.

Unduly targeted?

Some say unduly so.