Sentence examples for control over a politicized from inspiring English sources
And they have reasserted civilian control over a politicized military.
The law then requires the physician to go over a politicized list of so-called dangers of abortion, like "the risks of infection and hemorrhage" and "the possibility of increased risk of breast cancer".
The Moussaoui case has also contributed to discontent within the F.B.I. over what some see as a politicized Justice Department more eager to have splashy court victories than to protect intelligence resources.
In relation to s 501, he noted that 'the lack of clarity of the provisions could also risk a politicized and biased use of controls, and be in violation of the principle of legality', and that the powers given to the Minister 'does not give the appropriate level of oversight to the country's judiciary' (Crépeau 2017, p. 10).
Two years ago the Sandra Fluke episode -- and the surprising re-emergence of restrictions on access to birth control -- really politicized women on campus in a way I had never seen before.
Instead it has become a source book for folk tales, or a portrait of "dysfunctional families," or a politicized set of doctrines wrestled over by fundamentalists and secularists alike.
At the end of the day, the kerfuffle over Stormy Daniels posing as the Virgin Mary is a politicized reflection of our deeply fissured, reactionary times.
Beyond the director himself, the coda to the Clinton email inquiry has exposed the FBI as a politicized agency, a development with serious repercussions over the next several years.
The climate that creates politicized activists also creates a politicized judiciary, a politicized police force, and a politicized military.
"This is a politicized litigation.
