partisanship

The White House says a few sentences could be considered controversial, but Bush took pains to avoid partisanship.

She looked at Ransie to see if he noted any flaw or partiality or self-partisanship in heR statement of their business.

And I hope the long wait of the last 5 weeks will heighten a desire to move beyond the bitterness and partisanship of the recent past.

The public seem to like the idea of "collaboration" in politics. Partisanship is a turn-off.

"Our generation has been steeped in a very partisan political environment, " he said, terming the condition "post-partisanship. "

With all the partisanship and gridlock here in Washington, it's easy to wonder if such unity is really possible.

Nor did it even seem to matter greatly. There was a link of understanding between them, more important than affection or partisanship.

Petrosian s wife, famous for her radical partisanship, had followed the analysis of the two Soviet GMs.

But even such public-spiritedness is as much an act of partisanship as of solidarity. Bangkok is still beleaguered; and Thailand divided.

My starting point is always a feeling of partisanship, a sense of injustice.

"Three Republican senators have put politics and partisanship aside to support this reform, " he said.

Let us resist the temptation to fall back on the same partisanship and pettiness and immaturity that have poisoned our politics for so long.

The negative one was that they would elevate the moral tone and end bitter partisanship in Washington.

The two main candidates' partisanship would be good news for Mr Bayrou if he somehow squeaked into the second round.

The most striking change in American foreign policy since the end of the cold war is the rise in partisanship.

Centrist groups like Third Way and No Labels decry the extreme partisanship and call for a new consensus to deal with the crisis.

Chapter One takes stock of our recent political history and tries to explain some of the sources for today's bitter partisanship.

In this respect, partisanship must not take precedence over the national interests of the people of the United States.

One answer you hear is that pursuing the truth would be divisive , that it would exacerbate partisanship.

Far from posing a threat to the Government, its followers are expected to avoid political partisanship as an article of faith.

We cannot afford to let blind ideology and rabid partisanship threaten sensible economic policy.

He has enclosed himself in bias and partisanship and prejudice.

We can place good ideas ahead of old ideological battles, and a sense of purpose above the same narrow partisanship.

balanced, leaning to the liberal side, he was used when the President wanted to convey lofty, somewhat philosophical non partisanship.

in short, local newspapers were at odds with the expressed partisanship of the voters in their circulation areas.

Relentless partisanship led to the politicisation of almost everything Mr Bush did.

Nor does he take any responsibility for the fierce partisanship and political divisiveness that took root in his administration.

At home, Mrs Clinton will need to narrow the divisions that the bitter partisanship of the Bush presidency has widened.

Two more immediate snags may also trip it up: fuzzy maths and petty partisanship.

Despite the ratification of the New START treaty at the end of 2010, Congress is beset by partisanship, even in petty matters.

[font=Times New Roman]It is such doctrinaire thinking and stark partisanship that have turned Americans off of politics.

The existence, or even the possibility, of natural justice justifies our human, all-too-human partisanship.

The country wants "leadership not partisanship" Mr Cameron said in his conference speech.

but it goes for nothing, is set down as sentimentalism or partisanship, tossed aside and forgotten.

Mr McConnell says he welcomes Mr Obama's promise of "post-partisanship" . But he is not offering to surrender.

But the heightened partisanship of recent years has turned that chamber more rancorous and prone to party-line voting .

Americans might welcome a technocrat after the ideological partisanship of recent years.

Republican senators have put politics and partisanship aside just to support this reform.

Increased partisanship is also distorting people's perceptions of the economy.

The presidential candidates need to rise above partisanship and lead on this issue.

She is a trivial politician viciously using partisanship for the narrowest of purposes and she dishonors the Congress by her behavior.

Perhaps a culture of excessive partisanship has trumped ethical values.

P. S. I also love Bill Clinton's theory that the extreme partisanship of Congress is largely due to. . . sleep deprivation.

The shift in favour of the Conservatives, which occurred in this balance of partisanship, in 2001 is illustrated neatly in Table 3.

But the Games transcended that partisanship.

The two devils of partisanship and opacity reinforced each other.

Justice Souter was so disgusted by that ruling, and the partisanship it seemed to show, that he almost resigned.

The one rises above partisanship, the other, as we shall see, undercuts it.

This is not a time for partisanship.

Their hypothesis is that crowd size and partisanship impose pressures on referees.

Surely we can set aside partisanship and do what's traditionally been done to confirm these nominations.

This is no time for partisanship.

On the Relationship Between Development and Partisanship and Enhancement of Governing Ability

Conversations with George Bush Beyond Polls and Partisanship-Real Life in the USA

even as he touts the virtues of non - partisanship in oklahoma , he will be keeping a close eye on iowa

Partisanship, he seems to say, is based on the notion that we can choose how to live;