Sentence examples for politically determined from inspiring English sources

The process of deciding who is a legitimate authority on particular topics (such as science) can be socially or politically determined; an individual's political affiliation and views about morality and social order, for example, strongly predict whom they consider to be a legitimate scientific expert (Kahan et al. 2011; Mooney 2011).

Even the publication date was politically determined.

The success of this argument will be politically determined.

"The forms employment takes are politically determined by the policies society adopts.

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

But Benn, evidently a bright girl with 11 A* grades at GCSEs, seems politically determined.

Which way you lean politically determines whether you think it was heroic or traitorous, but the late-Sen.

Those rules and norms were not set in place by some all-knowing "invisible hand" — they were politically and socially determined.

In my first year of medical school, I had taken a class on social medicine where we explored the idea that health outcomes could be socioeconomically, politically and geographically determined.

Like language status policies, language corpus policies are also politically and ideologically determined, and frequently reflect a built-in tension between the degree of similarity with surrounding cultures that is desired (e.g., Westernization), as well as the degree of difference from them ('authenticity') that is considered necessary.

Wearing a sombre suit and tie, the former president looked tanned and clean-shaven – recent photos showed him with fashionable stubble – and came out fighting, describing the accusations as "grotesque", and accusing the judges of being politically biased and determined to humiliate and destroy him.