Sentence examples for constructive politics from inspiring English sources
In my essay "Constructive Politics as Public Work," in Political Theory, I shorten the definition to mean self-organized efforts by a mix of people who solve common problems and create things, material or symbolic, of lasting civic value determined through deliberation.
To address the challenge of climate change, we need to replace the current politics of polarization with a constructive politics that can galvanize energies across the political spectrum.
He may never follow through from his "new starting point" into constructive politics.
When it would have been easy to resort to the politics of the street and submit to the temptation of force, both parties chose constructive politics and attempted to build their societies rather than destroy them.
On Monday, Farage talked about the possible game-changing effects of someone "grownup and sensible like Michael Gove" becoming leader of the Tories: the aim, one suspected, probably had more to do with mischief than constructive politics.
It's actually more likely that Roberts' deciding vote is a death warrant for civil, constructive politics in our lifetime, and a guarantee that American politics will jam itself so deep into the sausage grinder of mutual hate and masturbatory anger that our only hope of ending the misery will be the collapse of the whole system.
The uninhibited inner life and the power of art to delve into fantastic elements that grant characters dimensions possibly unsuited to a constructive political program are themselves aspects of a higher politics.
Unfortunately, in the mainstream discussion of Israeli politics, constructive solutions are often drowned out by loud and aggressive rhetoric.
One of those found guilty is Ibrahim Sharif, a prominent moderate politician who has been a constructive participant in Bahraini politics and represents a registered political party.
Whether the left can expand - emotionally, intellectually, politically - beyond rage to play a more constructive role in Democratic politics is not at all clear.
Its near-annihilation does not mean that Quebec separatism is spent, but at least many more Quebeckers now seem to want to play a more constructive role in federal politics.Don't forget the moderate majorityMr Harper is doubtless delighted that the NDP's rise turns politics into a straight fight between right and left.
