Sentence examples for politically organized from inspiring English sources

Officially described as "the nation politically organized," Mobutu's MPR, the sole political party from 1970 to 1990, may be better seen as a weakly articulated patronage system.

Other third-party candidates have represented an intellectually coherent, politically organized point of view.

Hausa society was, and to a large extent continues to be, politically organized on a feudal basis.

Additionally, the jobless are not as politically organized as they once were because they are more geographically dispersed and because the institutions that organized them have become weaker.

Elizabeth's answer was less catchy but more effective; she appointed as archbishop John Whitgift, who was determined to destroy Puritanism as a politically organized sect.

"To the extent that we are essentially robbing from the poor to give to the more politically organized, that doesn't strike me as all that right," he said.

This required politically organizing the workers and their organizations to form a front against the bourgeoisie (Irmer 1975, 2).

"I cut my teeth politically organizing immigrants," De León said.

They must politically organize in their own communities and take back their democracy.

After becoming socio-politically organized, Bombas inhabitants began to acquire key documents such as birth certificates and identity cards, permitting access to already established governmental social programs.

The Kurdish parties are somewhat surprising backers of an election delay, because the Kurds are politically well organized and will presumably turn out in large numbers to vote.