Sentence examples for In this politicized from inspiring English sources

In this politicized environment where everything, or almost everything, is the immigrant's fault, we must caution members of Congress to tread carefully and not overreach.

Unfortunately, neither common decency nor common sense will carry the day in this politicized process.

I was surprised to find myself named — amid some kind words for my writing — as the lead culprit in this politicized slaughter of sacred cows.

I was surprised to find myself named—amid some kind words for my writing as the lead culprit in this politicized slaughter of sacred cows.

"These statements are defamatory and false and make a mockery of Turkey's independent judiciary and raise doubts that Rasool can receive a fair trial in this politicized atmosphere," he added. .

Senator Bayh when discussing his reasons for leaving the Senate noted, "Back in the day they used to have a saying: 'You campaign for 2 years and you legislate for 4.' Now you campaign for 6!" The sense of urgency that was so prevalent during the Reagan-O'Neil era has all but disappeared in this politicized Washington environment.

In the Affordable Care case, for the Court to be seen as overturning the will of the people, as expressed in a majority vote by its elected representatives would add to the growing charge that the justices have simply become politicized in this highly politicized era in the United States.

"Retroactive enforcement of the gift tax in this highly politicized environment raises legitimate concerns and demands further explanation".

And, above all, in this highly politicized matter, the appearance of a split decision runs the risk of undermining the public' s confidence in the court itself.

In this newly politicized context, there was a larger lesson to be drawn from the hard-won wisdom, offered from his father's grave, that hatred "never failed to destroy the man who hated and this was an immutable law".

There was no need for the court to have involved itself in the election dispute this time, he said, adding: "Above all, in this highly politicized matter, the appearance of a split decision runs the risk of undermining the public's confidence in the court itself.