They would stop conducting politics with religious symbols and demonstrate instead how true belief informs politics wisely.
Mr. Greenfield's clever narratives are also rooted in a reporter's understanding of how character and personal relationships inform politics and policy decisions.
The new global economy does not only inform economics, it informs politics, it informs culture, it informs sport, it informs attitudes, it informs clothing, and we're beginning to do that, beginning to look at [them] as well through that prism".
Faith informs politics, law shapes religion, the state constrains the church, and the church challenges the state.
For the sake of simplicity there have been three operating systems which inform politics and the economy: humanistic, tribalist, and neo-liberal operating systems.
"We thought it was important to maintain that focus on politics and art informed by politics," he added.
As a group we will explore the mechanisms through which race informs political behavior, while also paying close attention to the ways that politics also informs our understanding of race.
But if such people are even minimally informed about politics — if they write for political Web sites, say, or hold political positions — they don't have that excuse.
Converse argued that the American electorate can be usefully divided into two groups: political élites, who are exceptionally well informed, follow politics closely, and adhere to a set of political beliefs so coherent as to constitute an ideology; and the mass public, whose specific knowledge of politics tends to be scant, resulting in a very loose and scattershot set of political beliefs.
