Humanitarian INGOs and states must work hard at "maintaining the idea of a politically, territorially and culturally bounded state on one hand, and independent, neutral, apolitical NGOs on the other" (italics in original) (Amarasuriya and Spencer, 2012: 12012
On the plus side, anything that encourages people to think and engage and create, whether that's in apolitical debate on a web forum or in one of the art clubs that meets on Flickr, then great.
Regarding the social function of art, both critics might be rated militantly apolitical, insisting on the artist's immunity to worldly reckonings.
Mr. Monti, who blocked the merger of General Electric and Honeywell in 2001 and fined Microsoft $603 million, has been a tough and apolitical presence on Europe's governing body.
They cite Hersey's "Hiroshima," an apolitical book on the face of it, in a chapter they call "A Counternarrative Emerges".
YouGov has outlined various steps that it will take to address these issues, including increasing the number of apolitical people on their panel and boosting the sample targets for older age groups.
The United States' deeply racialized history currently operates below the surface of contemporary apolitical narratives on vulnerability mitigation and adaptation to sea-level rise.
Riklis designed the film to be essentially apolitical, focusing on character development rather than exploring the issues of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
It isn't an apolitical matter on the Democratic side, either: Presidential candidates Hillary Clinton, the former secretary of state, and Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt).
This point of view matters because it is precisely the neutral and apolitical focus on weight that has contributed to our current public health mess.
