Sentence examples for form politicians from inspiring English sources

And when health care reform finally passes, in whatever form, politicians on both sides of the debate ought to continue the dialogue with the public, focusing on the issues that matter most to voters, rather than on the abstract or the ideological.

In facing these challenges some of them will become much bigger, more fully formed politicians.

True to form, both politicians had polling data to support them.

True to form, the politicians in question – Raj Babbar and Farooq Abdullah – have since retracted their statements, expressing regret.

The NHS will become "unsustainable" in its current form unless politicians urgently work out how to modernise and fund the service so that it can cope with sharply rising pressures, hospital bosses warn today.

During the day more than 120,000 people signed a petition calling for the BBC Food site to be maintained in its current form, while politicians and public figures expressed their outrage the BBC was culling a service used by many millions of licence-fee payers.

Yet in their current form, Washington politicians seem intent on standing with their donors, the CEOs, and ignoring their voters.

Eastern desperation and western luxury are presented next to each other head on, with no middlemen in the form of politicians or the media for people to hide behind.

It will be the second party formed by politicians with ties to the former Virtue Party and its predecessor.

But in my latest column, I argue that he is not so much a new form of politician as a new form of journalist.

Mrs. Clinton is a bewilderingly new form of politician who is now in an urgent race to define herself before Mr. Giuliani does it for her.