Sentence examples for changing politically from inspiring English sources

Obama has set about change, real change, not just changing politically ephemeral laws.

Mansfield has been changing politically too.

But they are different men, running in different times, in a city that is changing politically.

Such remedial education is required most extensively in societies changing rapidly from a subsistence to an industrial economy and concurrently changing politically and socially.

These are very different men, running in very different times, and in a city that is changing politically in ways that most politicians are only beginning to understand.

He knew how much of the vote Richard Nixon received in the District of Columbia in 1972 and how the Atlanta suburbs were changing politically.

But there were signs of that changing, both politically, through minimum wage changes, and economically, through job growth from small businesses.

My practice is grounded in the belief that it is crucial for artists to work in this visible, rapidly changing and politically contentious area.

"But I do think there needs to be some consideration if the changing landscape politically on the global scale … The desire for oil is getting greater and as that happens the political pressure put on people like myself and Greenpeace will increase.

He believes in changing the political climate itself, not just maneuvering politically within it to get things done.

"Singapore is changing every day, politically and culturally," said the former journalist, whose own change of direction was inspired by a visit to Edinburgh's supper clubs.