Sentence examples for with partisanship from inspiring English sources

The crackdown was infused with partisanship.

"The Bush people confuse criticism with partisanship," Mr. Bond said.

It's unsurprising then that Alito's one YouTube moment was tinged with partisanship.

But with partisanship on the rise, most of them have been changing their tune.

The real problem with partisanship, Obama believes, is that it's no longer pragmatic.

The White House has expressed frustration with partisanship on Capitol Hill and the slow pace of Congress in confirming judicial nominations and executive branch positions.

We're told that party leaders want to play into what they see as the "fed-up-with-partisanship mood of some suburban areas".

The best way to defeat the conservative, ideologically driven GOP, Democrats say, is to field non-ideological 'problem solvers' who can profit from the fed-up-with-partisanship mood of some suburban areas.

If we don't let politicians trade a little spending for support, we are left with either Mr Christie's punitive bipartisanship, or with pure partisanship, which we claim not to like either.

Now, with Mr. Bayh planning to leave Congress, citing his disillusionment with unyielding partisanship and legislative gridlock, a good bit of disillusionment has settled on Indiana, too.

Now we have pure reconciliation mixed with pure partisanship.