This type of terrorism is, by and large, indiscriminate in its choice of target: it attacks men and women of whatever political (or apolitical) views, social class, and walk of life; young and old, adults and children.
The guidelines instructed the University of Texas at Austin associate sociology professor to focus on the science of his study and to emphasize his apolitical views.
"Green Zone" is not an apolitical view of soldiers struggling to survive a grinding war, but a conspiracy thriller that directly addresses the possibility that the war might have been a huge scam, and a botched one at that.
The Apolitical view Ultimately, a closer relationship with business could also change government itself by disrupting that most infamous of institutional morasses: procurement.
"When I look at this from an apolitical point of view, I see here the second prime minister to fall in the middle of his term of office, and I'm beginning to worry that we are entering into a whirlwind of chronic political instability," said Yuval Steinitz, a Likud legislator.
The letter emphasizes that Bain is apolitical and its employees' views fall on all sides of the political spectrum.
John Douard Montclair, N.J., Sept. 14, 2007 To the Editor: A subtext of the president's rhetorical reliance on Gen. David H. Petraeus is that the general is an apolitical military professional whose views are shaped entirely by the application of strategic and tactical expertise.
Since the Bank of England was made independent from the Treasury in 1997, its governors have been appointed by the government but have been viewed as apolitical, with a focus on ensuring price stability — and with no business sharing their views on fiscal policy.
Mr. Nobile, a prosecutor who has worked for both Democrats and Republicans, is widely viewed as apolitical.
Technological innovations should not be viewed as apolitical or neutral solutions to complex humanitarian problems.
Still, the vast mass of students, while perhaps apolitical, "have a traditional view of Islam," says the young lecturer, who asked that his name not be used.
