Ronald Reagan and Gerald Ford inserted political supporters in about 38% of their ambassador jobs; at the other end of the scale, Bill Clinton and Jimmy Carter had about 27%.
And while some artists might be tempted to insert political messages into their work, organizers are urging them to stick to nonpartisan themes.
Graffiti can be, or at least once was, an expedient way of inserting social, political, and cultural comment into public view.
(You may insert a political joke of choice here. We believe there is one for every political leaning).
Instead, Savchuk and her fellows would insert occasional political rhetoric into a stream of banal posts to keep the blogs realistic, choosing these political topics from a list of five to seven news items about the US, Ukraine and Russia that their superiors gave them each day.
In several productions, Piscator dramatized or inserted verbatim political documents, news reports, or direct quotations from public figures.
But for this to happen we must insert a political crowbar between numbers 16 and 17 Smith Square, to prise the government away from the industry it is supposed to regulate.
"The challenge was to find a way of inserting a greater political dimension into this process without compromising the principle of zero tolerance for terrorism," one senior administration official said.
NOM's success with inserting its malignant political gay-bashing into the 2012 elections is a call to all truly decent Americans to take decisive action to stop NOM.
It is a definition of critique that is notably close to the liberal order of discourse, which is preoccupied with the problem of too much government, of inserting economy into political practice (Foucault, 2008[1979b]).
