Sentence examples for deeply politicized from inspiring English sources

In other words, they are often deeply politicized.

The scientific agenda, however, is already deeply politicized.

In the United States we have two kinds of prosecutors, both in their own way deeply politicized.

Like many defense lawyers in a country where justice is viewed as deeply politicized, he occupies an occasionally awkward space between challenging authority and being part of the system itself.

But the wrangling over the bill illustrates just how far apart the two parties stand in addressing the frustrations of parents, and demonstrates how deeply politicized the question of education has become on Capitol Hill.

Because Pakistan's efforts to uncover the deals have been handled in recent months by close aides of Prime Minister Sharif, who has alternated with Ms. Bhutto at the head of four civilian Governments in Pakistan since the end of military rule 10 years ago, the investigation has been deeply politicized.

"Both are probably bad things, because the effect has been to deeply politicize the IAEA," the diplomat said.

Religion was never so deeply and enduringly politicized in India as it was in the last years of imperial rule.

Therefore, our inclusion on its list is not an accurate representation of Alibaba's results in protecting brands and IP, and we have no other choice but to conclude that this is a deeply flawed, biased and politicized process," Evans said.

The death of Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens in Benghazi, Libya, has been politicized in deeply counterproductive ways.

She claims the projects are about deconstructing normal rituals and ways of eating, and has stated that her work is not meant to be politicized, or looked too deeply into.