Sentence examples for politically clean from inspiring English sources
This is not to say that the Games should be held only in politically "clean" countries.
Clearly, there are zones of such identities left vacant by education, labor, and family for occupation by the demons of commercial and capitalist culture (I am happy to come politically clean about my allegiances).
Yet it can hardly ever be normatively or politically "clean".
WASHINGTON — In a remote desert spot in northern Nevada, there is a geothermal plant run by a politically connected clean energy start-up that has relied heavily on an Obama administration loan guarantee and is now facing financial turmoil.
The issues are fudged with creamy indulgence; and speculative trading, notionally reviled, is finally shown to be the means of getting vital funding for politically correct clean energy, and even of reuniting father and daughter.
If they keep their noses clean politically, they will be granted visas to visit West Germany for a book fair or a theatre festival, although every word they say there will be taken down and assessed.
In several states and cities that have reduced the amount of private money in politics with "clean election" laws, universal health care has suddenly become more "politically feasible".
Vancouver prefers to revel in politically correct politics, a squeaky-clean environmental image, and a laid-back mood fostered by persistent melancholy rain.
A congressman is in big trouble politically for not coming clean about what he was up to.
They should not compound that sin by failing to take the necessary, if politically unpopular, steps to clean up the mess they helped to create.
On cap and trade, the House chairmen took a relatively clean though politically difficult idea — auctioning off pollution permits — and they transformed it into a morass of corporate giveaways that make the stimulus bill look parsimonious.
