Sentence examples for politically associate from inspiring English sources

What is more, it is not clear that the analogy between personal and political freedom of association is even apt, because states that deny immigrants do not merely refuse to politically associate with those who seek to migrate, they also forcibly exclude them from the state's territory.

He became politically associated with Samuel Adams and John Hancock, in part through his attendance at political discussions in Boston's taverns.

Roy Jenkins once counselled him to reflect on why it was he sooner or later "quarrelled with everyone with whom he was closely politically associated".

Portugal The fado, once considered musically conservative and politically associated with Portugal's dictatorship until the 1970's, has been revitalized by a new generation of singers who have been drawn to the way fado ("fate") merges grand, tragic emotion with the delicate picking of the Portuguese guitarra.

Politically associated with fellow merchant and governor John Hancock, he remained lieutenant governor until his death in 1788, briefly serving as Acting Governor in 1785 between the resignation of Hancock and the election of James Bowdoin.

Of these criticisms, the most powerful ones stress that even if women are better carers than men, it may still be epistemically, ethically, and politically imprudent to associate women with the value of care.

The prince associated politically with Fox's Whigs and socially with Fox's gaming friends.

With this electronic layering, two politically loaded concepts associated with AIDS -- transmission and surveillance -- are evoked without any mention of the disease itself.

They seem wary of associating politically with a man who went from being the Democratic vice-presidential candidate in 2000 to backing Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, over Barack Obama in the 2008 presidential race.

Father Ayoub said being politically active or associated with opponents of the former president was not an excuse to take innocent lives.

Politically it was associated with groups such as Queer Nation and is used as umbrella term to apply to individuals often associated with the categories lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT).