Sentence examples for dynamic politics from inspiring English sources

BBC Scotland ought to be a powerhouse of creativity and talent, reflecting the new, vibrant and dynamic politics we have been witnessing in this country.

In so doing, it blends social and technical issues with large scale economic planning and the dynamic politics of the time.

"Chris understands the essential dynamic of politics, which is punch or be punched," said Jim Jordan, Mr. Kerry's former campaign manager.

If we can do that, we can change the dynamic of politics for years and years to come".

"For the president to tout the achievements of the F.C.C. is a new dynamic in politics," said Richard Bennett, the head of the policy website High Tech Forum.

At the same time, the book breaks new ground in its careful explication of the continuing dynamic between politics and myth, myth and popular culture.

Though indices such as those produced by the World Bank or Mo Ibrahim Foundation are useful, they don't capture the unique dynamic of politics and power in any given state.

"This sustained and growing alienation between the public and the people whom it elects is going to be the central dynamic of politics for the next ten years or more".

4. When you say that economic structure exceeds income, location, and above all ideology when accounting for governments' differences, what does this tell us about the dynamic between politics and economy?

But Gorky's life and career as an artist exemplify the complex psychosocial dynamic such politics describes: the tension of living between traditional and modern cultures, which can mean between childhood and adulthood, and the tension of constantly trying to gain firmer footing on either side.

Next to this inexorable self-correcting dynamic, the politics of both FUD and silence fail miserably.