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"Partisan", in the context of politics, means "of or for a party". That's it. So, a "partisan stance" would mean approving of the position of a political party.
In today's environment, "partisan" often is used to mean "unreasonable" or "uncompromising". Thus, to accuse someone of taking a partisan stance means that they back a certain political party's policy, and refuse to consider a compromise or alternative. It carries the negative connotation that the person is being unreasonable or obstructionist.
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In the house of commons why does the Speaker sit in the middle?
To show their authority and their non-partisan stance (as they sit between the governing and opposing parties).
What do you mean when you say political parties practice partisan politics?
when a political stance or decision favors one party over another based on the party.
To favor one side of an issue?
don't know
Use partisan in a Sentence?
The partisan was very supportive of the party.
When was Partisan Records created?
Partisan Records was created in 2007.
When was The Partisan Leader created?
The Partisan Leader was created in 1836.
When was Partisan Review created?
Partisan Review was created in 1934.
When was Southern Partisan created?
Southern Partisan was created in 1979.
Can you give a sentence of partisan?
That mayoral candidate is a strong partisan of term limits. Partisan hometown fans can be hostile to those from out of town
Concerns at local governments tend to be non partisan or partisan?
nonpartisan
How many pages does The Partisan Leader have?
The Partisan Leader has 392 pages.
What company take accommodative stance?
name three companies that are denfensive stance,accommodating stance and proactive stance
