partisanly

partisanly

(ˌpɑːtɪˈzænlɪ)
adv
in a partisan manner
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they're confused that they think that people with disabilities are more partisanly disposed to support Democrats.
A tiny positive from the Brexit debacle has been a very public rehearsal of what our representative democracy is all about - basically, one where we entrust our elected members to make decisions for us in what we hope is a muscular parliament unless, that is, a decision is too thorny and palming it off to the public is partisanly expedient.
(46) When it comes to actual poetic practice, Hrabanus nonetheless only touches on the Bedan dichotomy of "pagan" and "Christian" metrics in his presentation of common syllables, which often follows that of Bede to the letter: Bede's chapter is one of the most partisanly Christian portions of his treatise and is characterized by its reiterated comments on the differences between "ancient" and "modern" poets.
The atmosphere at the Britannia can only be described as partisanly electrifying when that place gets going as Newcastle discovered last season in the narrowest of escapes in Big Sam's last game in charge, when they somehow snatched a 0-0 draw.
states' chief election officials are partisanly elected, while
Hill would have us create--with federal dollars to help--a new, professionalized cadre of professional election officials free of direction by partisanly chosen or motivated secretaries of state.
It may be possible to satisfy other criteria and at the same time define a partisanly biased riding by following a knife-edge path through urban and/or suburban populations, grouping voters according to traditional party allegiances." In other words, compactness measures are more relevant in densely populated areas when the scores are less likely to reflect natural boundaries and more likely to reflect the choices of electoral cartographers.
Admitting to a crush on her subject in her introduction, Claridge fixates partisanly on the unhappy details of Rockwell's married life.
If citizens who serve in the military are becoming less and less politically representative of the citizens they protect and more partisanly conservative in their influence, the consequences are important not only for gay servicemembers but for women in the military as well.
Instrumental responsiveness to the partisanly political chief-executive apparatus!
Within this standard, the statements at the New Psalmist Baptist Church [93] appear as partisanly political, or more so, than those made by Branch Ministries.
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