Sentence examples for consequence of political from inspiring English sources

Islamic State (Isis) is the catastrophic consequence of political illegitimacy in Iraq and Syria.

The redaction was widely assumed to be a consequence of  political pressure applied by Beijing.

Analysts say allegations of widespread corruption in state governments are the consequence of political decentralisation over the past 20 years.

No one, for instance, suggests that there should be liability for the injurious consequence of political blunders such as the unwise imposition of tariff duties or the premature lifting of OPA controls.

— sense of the "totality" of experience, Hobsbawm related innovations in the arts and in the sciences to the economic "demand" of this ascending new class, both the cause and the consequence of political change.

They depict Mr. Bush as a "wholly owned subsidiary of corporate America": "We don't think this is a consequence of political calculation; it is more a consequence of his life experience, political thinking and party affiliation.

A Stanford study hints at the broad consequences of political polarization.

Pakistan is a case study for the consequences of political neglect of education.

Academic studies have already shown the consequences of political spats with Beijing.

Pre-empting both Don Carlos and Aida, Alzira examines the consequences of political violence and imperialism.

The play, Benardete argues, is about tragic consequences of political blindness.