Sentence examples for its political programme from inspiring English sources

The most curious feature of the European court of justice (ECJ), the court of the European Union, is not that it is a political court, but rather that it has until very recently been so successful in pursuing its political programme of the integration of Europe through law without attracting much public or even expert notice.

Its political programme is attractive enough.

Like other radical movements, Hamas began to moderate its political programme following its rise to power.

A central plank in its political programme, moreover, involves bringing "the banking system under public ownership and control, through the radical conversion of its functioning … ".

One private TV channel said it intended to bar certain guests from its political programmes on charges of being "rumour mongers" — parlance for government critics.

Castro himself survived, to make a notable speech from the dock – "history will absolve me" – outlining his political programme.

Britain's third party has built a political programme around its unjust exclusion from power for decades; its solution to the problem, proportional representation – or "fair votes" – has become an article of faith.

Now it has a political programme, The Geek Manifesto by Mark Henderson, a former science editor of the Times.

"It is a political programme in which migrant-assisting groups disguised as human rights organisations take part," he said.

Nasrallah is said to favour loosening Hezbollah's ties with Tehran slightly, preferring a "Lebanon first" approach that would put party's political programme above its military aims.

Podemos is distancing itself from some of such nuttier stuff, but the political programme it is drawing up will still be far to the left of the Socialists.