Sentence examples for applied politics from inspiring English sources

In fact, it's not so much the culture you learn when you study lobbying as the nuts and bolts of the process and its various components, something its supporters call "applied politics," compared with traditional political science, which is far more theoretical.

His reply was that he was 'not at all disturbed about the political inexpediency of the proposition'; he did not propose to apply politics to the problem at all.

In Croatia, lines from British political satires such as The Thick of It are applied in politics and everyday life: you will hear "Yes Minister!" in a meeting, or "Listen very carefully, I shall say this only once" ('Allo 'Allo).

It's investment banking applied to politics".

Third, he is impatient with military metaphors applied to politics.

Breakout time is a concept that might also be applied to politics.

It's worse when the same framing is applied to politics.

Sleater-Kinney applied its politics to its touring bill, and so two female-dominated groups joined the band at Irving Plaza.

WASHINGTON — There is an old Texas saying often applied to politics that you need to "dance with the one that brung you".

There is an old Texas saying, often applied to politics, of the need to "dance with the one that brung ya".

He said that if applied across politics, the rule would have blocked the vast majority of Cameron's recent awards for donors, MPs and Downing Street aides.