partisan , * , auch: partizan

A month ago, only 47 percent said he was being partisan.

But more often, people did not seem to view the oil price as a partisan issue.

"Keep in mind that running city government is not a partisan thing."

The partisan difference among men and women cut both ways.

Air and water quality should not be a partisan issue.

This would likely be far more partisan than the first had been.

It was one of several partisan political books for children, including Help!

Well, I was never there as a partisan to begin with.

Let me say again this does not have to be a partisan issue.

And he is completely open about the book's partisan nature.

He also said the environment should not become a "partisan issue."

There is a time and place for everything, including partisan politics.

Not everything they do up there is a partisan vote.

The position is partisan and has usually been held by a member of the Government party.

In more than 200 years of partisan politics, that has happened only once, for just one year, from 1918 to 1919.

The division did not start out as a partisan one.

Politics in both countries might be less partisan, even civil.

He said this bill should have "nothing to do with partisan politics."

But by and large the reasons for this were partisan.

I want you to know that my Commission is not partisan.

It has become completely partisan, part of the culture war.

Then again, such issues may never find a partisan cast.

"But whether this new partisan leadership will get better results is very much an open question."

There is an important but not complete relationship between class and partisan support.

I was going to take you to the partisan unit I've been with for a while.

There was not any significant support to the national partisans from the West.

None of them are considered to be clear political partisans.

Your position only makes sense to the partisans that agree with you.

My friends were also partisans and I have never lost contact with them.

This did not keep the partisans from trying to kill each other, however.

The division saw action against the Partisans until the end of the war.

But not even the general's partisans were all of a mind that politics should be in his future.

To please partisans in the spring, however, is the easy part.

The partisans were held responsible for everything that had happened.

The last of the partisans were running toward the mountains.

The partisans were an important and numerous force of the war.

The partisans were still too far away for me to see them in any detail.

It looked as if most of the partisans had lived in this place.

The boy was simply going to see his sister, who had married one of the partisans.

Of course, partisans are also trying to sign up new voters.

We are not partisans in the process, whatever our private opinions.

Otherwise the partisans have been kept well under control by their leaders.

Then some of its organizers united with the local partisans.

At least another 292 were murdered out of hand or shot as partisans.

The partisans in the area, whose number was estimated at 1,200 to 2,000 men, got away.

In 1949 27,650 Soviet troops still led the war against the local partisans.

The city was captured by the partisans at the end of the war.

A quarter of the Democrats you'll work with are partisans.

But it was too late for the partisans to move and they had nowhere to go to.

The Partisans might see the nest for what it was.