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But once that has been decided, then assuring that that part which is government works — that can be apolitical, that can be managerial.

Late-night comedians balance their art upon a deep and abiding fantasy: that they are apolitical, that they have no impact whatever on the daylight-hour workings of the electoral process.

"We do our standard setting, we do our norm setting, we do our reports and it is so technical and so diverse and so apolitical that we are below the line of visibility," said Mr. Kubis, a respected veteran of European diplomacy and bureaucracy.

Zachary Taylor had never voted in a presidential election before the one he won in 1848, and Dwight D. Eisenhower was so apolitical that he had to figure out whether he was a Democrat or Republican in the months before he ran for president in 1952.

America's 12th president was so apolitical that before he ran for the job in 1848 he had never voted.

"The message we have is apolitical, that we're trying to create relationships".

She was, she said, "naïve and apolitical" at that time.

But Ms. Hager said that her professional goals remained apolitical, and that that was also the case with her twin sister, Barbara, who is a founder of the nonprofit Global Health Corps.

Senator Clinton said the fact that Consumers Union, the typically apolitical organization that publishes Consumer Reports, opposed Miss Gall's nomination figured in her opposition to the nomination.

Now that the booming markets of the 2000s have come crashing down, the banks would like to preserve the fiction that economics and finance are abstract, apolitical subjects that require only technocratic expertise.

The campaigns that it chooses to support are "more apolitical things that are situations of inequality or justice or a compelling personal narrative," he said.