Sentence examples for operating politically from inspiring English sources

While CENTCOM officials insist that the American assistance program is "primarily an advisory one," experts counter that the coalition would have immense difficulty operating politically and militarily in its absence.

Why?" If the issue is not the personal operating politically, then what is it?

"People are scared," he says.Under the agreement with the government that Norway brokered, the LTTE is now free to operate politically in cleared areas.

Belize also operates politically as a member of the British Commonwealth, and as a former British colony has based its legal and property systems on the model of English law.

Inevitably, they are an ideological rag-bag, which will make it hard for them to co-operate politically.

Such support and understanding from the international community is vital if the relief and works agency is to continue to operate apolitically in a politically polarized region -- and to relieve the desperate situation of Palestinian refugees.

They say it gutted the agency, whose 45 offices became operated by politically connected private agents.

Oil and mining firms carry extra risk for investors because they often operate in politically unstable or inhospitable places.

"Tinkering with the chairmanship is no alternative to devising a form of governance that operates on politically integrated or federal grounds," he said.

"And yet the number of the new insights that make their way into our dialogue with one another about the way our world operates, socially, politically, culturally — well, leave alone culturally, because I think artists have done their own work in communicating nonverbally about some of the insights.

This kind of thinking implies that the law operates more politically than any Justice Department lawyer would be inclined to believe.