Sentence examples for more politicized process from inspiring English sources

"It's a more politicized process in Europe," she said.

Its account of the impeachment process in the House Judiciary Committee, though, is flat wrong, based as it is on interviews with a deposed committee counsel who was considered a too-partisan Democrat and discontented Democrats on the left who wanted a more politicized process.

In that way, the whole process of electing the Parliament, appointing the commission president and approving his or her commissioners, becomes that much more politicized, with Parliament front and center of the process.

As the whole process has dragged on, Airbnb's regulatory efforts have become more politicized and less predictable.

You can blame some of this, David Lewis, an expert on presidential nominations at Vanderbilt, tells me, on the fact that the confirmation process has gotten longer over time as nominations have become more politicized and polarizing.

"I've gotten more politicized," he adds.

"Has it gotten more politicized?" Ms. Conway said.

Her more politicized students objected to the clips, she said.

"The more contemporary history gets, the more politicized it gets," he said.

Unfortunately, neither common decency nor common sense will carry the day in this politicized process.

Because of their experiences with the police, the Molope family becomes more politicized.