Sentence examples for politically positioned from inspiring English sources

Geographically positioned on the edge of southern Europe and politically positioned way over the edge of any recognisable sanity, the People's Republic of Albania under the dictatorship of Enver Hoxha was a deeply odd and highly isolated place.

The question that begs to be asked, however, is, has Huma been groomed to access leading political movers and shakers to advance the cause of Islam in America, including a politically positioned marriage to Congressman Anthony Weiner?

When Social Development Minister Juan Pablo Cafiero visited General Mosconi, Labor Minister Patricia Bullrich publicly criticized him for "politically positioning himself at the cost of the government".

This makes no sense scientifically or behaviorally, but it does politically, positioning alcohol for the same prohibitions imposed on the other stuff.

"These changes look like a cynical attempt to disguise poor academic performance and to politically position the Welsh Labour government against the Conservative-led coalition.

As David Cameron nears the end of his declared final term, many people speculate that Boris is only heading the Leave campaign to politically position himself to be the next Prime Minister.

Politically, Benjamin Netanyahu positioned himself to the right of previous leaders of Likud.

Bush, younger than Dole, warmer personally and far better positioned politically, may be able to peel suburban women away from Gore.

By voting against Mr. Silver, Mr. Lavine could have put himself in a politically difficult position.

Since Mr Jonathan has little to lose politically, he could position himself as a bold reformer.

That could put Mr. Bush in a politically uncomfortable position.