Sentence examples for politically clear from inspiring English sources

As seen from a perch up North, the war's purpose is morally and politically clear.

"I don't think the prime minister is yet politically clear as to when he can go," said Gopalapuram Parthasarathy, who was once India's high commissioner to Pakistan.

It takes a politically determined, clear sighted and brave writer to purposefully embrace willful exile.

"People are scared," he says.Under the agreement with the government that Norway brokered, the LTTE is now free to operate politically in cleared areas.

The Times's David Brooks thought it was politically clever: "She's cleared the first political hurdle of the campaign," he wrote.

Politically, it seemed clear that Friday's violence would harm the Yemeni president.

"Here we are witnessing clear politically motivated persecution in various ways," Matveichuk said.

The climate bill may end up advocating inadequate targets, and missing clear, politically feasible opportunities for progress.

The deal on Friday could help Mr. Abe politically, by making clear what Okinawans stand to gain by agreeing to keep the base.

"Come on," I replied, taking the provocation, and citing statistics showing women are still socially, economically and politically at a clear disadvantage.

The way was clear politically, because in Aug. 1941 the British & Russians had invaded Iran & forced the abdication of the late Shah, Reza Pahlevi, and his son Mohammed Reza was put on the throne.