Sentence examples for complementary political from inspiring English sources

In fact, Cleopatra and Caesar had not only complementary political agendas, Ms. Schiff observes, but also closely matched personalities: both were "congenial, charismatic, quick-tongued people" with an "intellectual curiosity that was the trademark of their age, a lightheartedness and a humor that set them apart from their peers".

Let us hope that the perfect vice-presidential choice -- with extraordinary international stature, a history of both foreign and domestic political achievements, with expertise in the key areas of energy, diplomacy, economy and governing, with a near-perfect thematic match to our nominee, and with complementary political appeal -- will not be blackballed by such pettiness.

But none of these analyses suggest an alternative to the two pathways already carved by history: a radical awakening expressed through civil disobedience and boycott campaigns, or a complementary political awakening like the one that carried Al Gore to an majority of votes for an environment-centered presidency, only to be snatched away by the Supreme Court.

They are complementary, a political and marital team; if they were a law firm, she would be the litigator, he the mediator".

Liveability and economic competitiveness are treated as complementary terms in political rhetoric, however trade-offs emerge at a smaller spatial scales.

For example, it challenges Mahmoud, Rapoport, Steinmayr, and Trebesch (2013) who identify a robust and negative effect of emigration to the West on the votes for the Communist Party in the Moldovan elections (2009 10) and who argue: "exit and voice can be complementary in bringing political change and jointly contribute to the global diffusion of democracy" (Mahmoud et al., 2013:2013

And if this were to occur without US dominance, but rather with a complementary base of political power and economic cooperation south of the Panama Canal, then the project of secular modernity might be rescued from its association primarily with the US and Europe.

These concepts can be positioned as complementary to the foregoing political economy analysis of governance strategies for supporting the conditions of innovation, by providing a focus on partly historical characteristics of technologies and emergent sectors themselves.

Indeed, technology can play an important role, complementary to social and political interventions, in transforming the lives of millions of people in developing countries, particularly the poor and rural.

To be clear, I also point out that this complementary relationship between politics and wealth is not unique to Kenya: America also has its share of wealthy individuals who have transformed their economic wealth into political power and vice versa.

Mr. Obama has also relied on his deputy for his political skills and complementary strengths.