Sentence examples for One politics from inspiring English sources

One politics student produced his own video, parodying the hit by the rock band AC/DC, Highway to Hell.

The most notable difference is an obvious one: politics.

That which promotes growth.That "P" word againBut the main difficulty was the obvious one: politics.

The eventual result of rational inquiry, therefore, was to be one science, one ethics, one religion, and one politics that would be valid for all people in all eras.

"But," one politics professor told me, "most of the complaints were from people aged over 35.

Don't get me wrong, I agree with President Clinton on this one, politics doesn't have to be a blood sport.

After months of secretive politicking over questions of reform and legitimacy, the Party seems to have sided with what one politics-watcher called the "unwritten party rule which favored seniority over competence".

HARTFORD — There is the same vaulting ambition and precocious achievement; the same unswerving Democratic political compass, set, it seemed, in high school; the same gift for one-on-one politics; even perhaps the same artfully cultivated circle of friends and fans, though no one is calling them Friends of Chris, the way Bill Clinton had his F.O.B.'s when he first ran for president.

It may take a lot more than concierge-quality, one-on-one politics for him to prevail in the Republican Senate primary on Tuesday against the former wrestling executive Linda E. McMahon, who since 2010 has spent roughly $65 million on two races for the Senate and has blanketed the state with advertisements while he has barely been on the air.

But over the last year, Mrs. Clinton has surprised many of her colleagues with a series of personal gestures that have served not only to soften her image but also to help her fit into the clubby world of the Senate, where schmoozing and one-on-one politics go a long way.

In my childhood, the three unmentionable areas were the usual ones: politics, religion, and sex.