Sentence examples for deeply politicised issue from inspiring English sources

This shows the true extent to which, through the media construction of "Baby Peter", child protection became a deeply politicised issue.

Another is incompetence among old-fashioned, deeply politicised civil servants.

"It can be considered a politicised issue.

Instead, both the legislature and the civil service have become deeply politicised.

Turkey, however, is so deeply politicised and polarised that no one is willing to do that.

Its director for southern Africa, Deprose Muchena, said: "The activists have been wrongly convicted in a deeply politicised trial.

By contrast fiscal policy is deeply politicised, with haphazard methods and few, if any, defined goals.Much as central bankers would like to ignore fiscal policy, they cannot.

Domestic work sits right on that line, as a politicised issue that lies within the remit of the personal.

Or will it contain the deeply politicised narrative of Fifty Grand for Christmas, the festive release from X Factor series one contestant Paul Holt?

In Britain, Europe has been a politicised issue, but the NF/BNP has still failed to develop a 'political space'.

"There is some tactical advantage to government money but it is deeply politicised," says the boss of a big bank which has not taken state cash.Compensation is the obvious example.