Sentence examples for over politicized from inspiring English sources

Is our capitalist republic becoming massively over politicized?

The success of project activities during the intervention period has been hindered mostly by the implementing environment, which most of the time has been unstable, over politicized, and quite challenging to operate in.

While the topic of climate change has become over-politicized, disagreements take away from the real issue at hand and the positive impact the guiding hand of the government can have on the built environment.

In particular, with "Proposition Infinity", they paid specific attention to developing the plot in a way that would "history-proof" the episode and avoid being over-politicized or "preachy".

It is not at all in our minds to politicize this body but, on the contrary, to guarantee its independence and that of its members and, by doing so, to strengthen its authority, just as we do by appointing the members of the Court of Audit which in the past has enabled us to avoid certain over-politicized appointments.

And they have reasserted civilian control over a politicized military.

The law then requires the physician to go over a politicized list of so-called dangers of abortion, like "the risks of infection and hemorrhage" and "the possibility of increased risk of breast cancer".

In Britain the news remains dominated by the death of Dr. David Kelly, a W.M.D. specialist who became a pawn in a vicious war between the Blair government and the BBC over claims of politicized intelligence.

But one advantage is that with hindsight, we have the experience of seeing precisely the kind of high jacking that you described and I know the president has no intention of putting the United States in position where it has to sit by as this whole thing gets politicized and taken over, over the course of the conference itself".

They met in graduate school at the San Francisco Art Institute in 1990, soon after politicized battles over the works of Robert Mapplethorpe and whether the National Endowment for the Arts should give money to controversial artists.

We're paralyzed by politicized debates over standards, testing, and budgets.