The phrase "aging politicians" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to politicians who are getting older, often in discussions about their experience, longevity in office, or the implications of age on their performance.
Example: "The debate highlighted the challenges faced by aging politicians in adapting to the rapidly changing political landscape."
Alternatives: "elderly politicians" or "mature politicians".
And unlike most aging politicians, he's being offered the chance — begged, really — to go back and finish what he started.
If he stays, the calculations are different, with those ambitious — and in several cases, aging — politicians considering challenges to incumbents instead of races for open seats.
Since the Senate is full of aging politicians who have no intention of leaving, ever, many members are extremely offended by the suggestion that all of them cannot expect to serve until they're 100 as a matter of course.
The adversaries met under the bright lights of the international war crimes tribunal -- both aging politicians, both important players in the period when Yugoslavia spiraled into nationalist warfare and tore apart.
There's no doubt, too, that Kerrey, like just about all aging politicians of a certain caliber, feels he has unfinished business, things he wanted to achieve in office but didn't.
Although the NDC involved young and/or female intellectuals and technocrats, most delegates were aging politicians.
In one of his own later poems, "Lament for an Aging Politician," he wrote: I have left Act I, for involution And Act II.
But her beautiful and elegant sister, Chouga, who is married to an aging politician, comes to town and begins a passionate affair with Ablaï, even running off to Paris with him and leaving a seven-year-old son behind.
The decision to prosecute followed the aging politician's comments on French television in April when he said: "Gas chambers were a detail of the war, unless we accept that the war is a detail of the gas chambers".
The run starts by introducing two main antagonists, an aging politician, who is using a strange portal to enter other people's minds and commit crimes, and Mako, a cannibalistic mage who devours other magicians in order to obtain their power.
At a Foreign Office soiree, ageing politicians whose wrinkles "ran like waste pipes" reflect a dilapidated regime, like courtiers in Juvenal.
