Sentence examples for political application from inspiring English sources

Mr. Alpert, though, does see a political application.

With general election looming, SurveyMonkey's political application could stand it in good stead as it opens its first UK office.

For literary criticism to have any kind of political application today, literature must first have cultural currency.

It is consequently between the extremes of meditative introspection and political application that its many and widely divergent interpreters have veered.

Sullen voter apathy seems a more likely consequence than a Tory renaissance.The "tipping point" may have more than one contemporary political application.

The leaders of its member states don't want to risk being trapped by the very selective, and very political, application of international criminal justice.

The ecosystem services concept and its political applications have been characterised by many scholars as manifestations of a neoliberal governmentality.

"Considering the monumental task they undertook, it's phenomenal what they've gotten out," said Kimball Brace, president of Election Data Services, a company specializing in the potential political applications of the Tiger system.

KURT C. SCHLICHTING, a sociology professor at Fairfield University, sat at the computer in his tiny office and played king, reapportioning the state's Congressional districts to demonstrate MapInfo, a software program used in marketing that also has political applications.

Watson Elections, one of the surprisingly few political applications for IBM's supercomputer, debuted on stage this morning at TechCrunch's Disrupt Hackathon in Brooklyn, New York to help us decided the best candidate fitting our feelings.

In a recent, erudite article by Sarah Jeong in Slate, Is Bitcoin Free Speech?, she discusses the pitfalls of confusing Bitcoin's economic utility with its political applications.