Sentence examples for politically identified from inspiring English sources

By accepting - implicitly or otherwise - the politically identified (and potentially inefficient) goal, the ten-million ton reduction of SO2 emissions, for example, economists were able to focus successfully on the importance of adopting a cost-effective means of achieving that goal.

That moment was perhaps my first reckoning with the hard truth that, throughout my life, I would politically identify with the same people who often insult the place I am from.

The Institute's work is an effort that I think will bring much progress, no matter how one politically identifies.

Politically, Mr. Krieger identifies himself as independent, and voted for Ralph Nader in the last election.

Not only were GCC importance and concern most strongly correlated with political views, but of the GCC deniers in our sample, over two-thirds identified politically as fiscal conservatives.

Of Pashtun and Tajik parentage, he was identified politically with the Tajiks.

But associates say Mr. Corzine does not want to marginalize himself politically by being identified as the standard-bearer of liberalism.

It found that the temperature on the day before the poll affected whether an individual believed humans are causing climate change — but only if that individual identified politically as an independent.

What might be identified politically as left or right doesn't matter to Caius Martius, the central character played by Fiennes, who will be given the honorific "Coriolanus" after his military victory over Rome's enemies, the Volscians, in the city of Corioles.

We are currently systematically analyzing this spectrum of "definitions", and our preliminary findings suggest that, in addition to a broad view of what constitutes 'ethical and societal concerns or questions', research that is seen as 'publically or politically controversial' is identified as having ethical and societal implications.

Following study of the Indian Administrative Service, political scientist Dan Banik identified several types of politically motivated transfers.