Sentence examples for political origin from inspiring English sources
"Facebook does not allow or advise our reviewers to systematically discriminate against sources of any political origin, period.
Indeed, in 1920 car tycoon Henry Ford wrote that this event had a racial and not political origin, and, though making use of humanitarian and socialist language, it in fact expressed the Jewish race's aspiration for world domination.
But the political origin of Indian Muslims – and here I'll use the frontiers of the old British India - surely provide a clue to the origins of the "Islamic State" which our modern-day Mahdi, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, has created.
And by extravagantly funded man-made climate crisis media campaigns of decidedly political origin promoting expansion of government bureaucracy and regulatory authority.
The situation can be regarded as a forgotten crisis with a complex political origin [ 4].
Vetiver are old hands at refurbishing classic country-rock, so their "I Used to Be a King" is sleek but somewhat lifeless, while Sleepy Sun deliver an impassioned but slightly disjointed "Chicago", four decades adrift from its original political origins.
They are Jewish liberal Democratic lawyers who have represented Skokie in Springfield and trace their political origins to Democratic politics in Niles Township.
As the factors that determine the accountability and responsiveness of multilateral donor agencies depend on their originating coalitional politics, we suggest an approach that combines the literature addressing the non-institutional political origins of institutions, proto-institutions, and path dependency theory.
His political origins are not widely known.
Discusses political origins of the space programNcompetition with Russia.
Mr. Mateiciuc made clear that his passion for the Sudetenland also had distinctly political origins.
