Sentence examples for Political attraction from inspiring English sources

"The political attraction of working on nutrition is very low.

The political attraction of the Forum, already vitiated in Caesar's day, continued to decline.

The European convention system is entirely distinct from the European Union, but therein lay the political attraction.

The political attraction of a state-led approach is that it would move a lot of the nitty-gritty decision making out of Washington.

Most of the polling suggests as much, and then there is the additional political attraction of setting a trap for the opposition.

Its political attraction was that it got David Cameron off the hook of his post-Leveson "no statute" promise – and doubtless that it also allowed the Lib Dems and Labour to blur their initial insistence on "Leveson in full".

In advocating the proposal, Milburn said: "The political attractions are obvious – the pressure will be on local councils, not HM Treasury, to deliver the goods.

Giving the Lib Dems ownership of the Afghanistan war would have its political attractions: the narrative from Helmand is likely to be one of ignominious retreat.

The only potential upside for the government was that it might acquire an equity stake in Railtrack.Unbeknownst to Railtrack, Mr Byers was beginning to think that receivership had certain political attractions.

And Mr. Moore's capitalism documentary, or even his "Bowling for Columbine," which ranks No. 4 on the list of top political attractions, with $21.6 million in domestic revenue, could be within reach.

This latest change has robbed it of what little credibility remained to it as a guide to his fiscal performance.Despite these risks, the political attractions of the chancellor's strategy are clear.