Sentence examples for will be partisan from inspiring English sources
Ritchie said: Politicians will be partisan, so we need a citizens convention to hear all the evidence and choose the best questions for the referendum ballot paper.
While the speech will be centrist in its policy prescriptions other than the Bush tax cuts, Mr. Obama's language will be partisan as he seeks to sharpen the contrasts between Republicans' record and efforts by Democrats to create more jobs, aides said.
Brooks laments the fact that there will be partisan bickering for the time being.
A lot of this blather will be partisan and all knowing and most of it will be wrong.
In either case, there will be partisan fighting making it extremely difficult for Obama to pass any legislation or indeed to do much of anything.
Mr Moro says the institute will not be partisan in supporting either right- or left-wing causes - but will act in defence of individuals facing violations of their human rights, whether it is political oppression or domestic violence.
But according to its backers, the film will not be partisan.
But that Bardella accused reporters of offering to collaborate with Issa as he launches what will inevitably be partisan investigations of the Obama Administration seemed jaw-dropping.
Will there be partisan screaming?
My volunteer work will be purely partisan from now on, and I hope the Democrats make partisan turnout and grass-roots volunteerism a vital party program.
