Sentence examples for politically receptive from inspiring English sources
Are they politically receptive?
The technique is controversial, because of the potential environmental effects, but Ukraine is more politically receptive to it than some other countries.
"He was very polite, receptive to it".
The oil and gas industry is betting that former Soviet states and satellites like Poland and Ukraine, which are heavily dependent on gas imports from Russia, will be more receptive politically to shale gas exploration and fracking.
Ellis writes that "most probably, a poll of the American population" in September 1776 "would have revealed a citizenry more politically divided and receptive" to Richard Howe's peace terms "than the Continental Congress or its diplomatic representatives".
A politically favorable environment open to change and the availability of a political window will make policymakers more receptive for evidence that has the above features.
Many of them seem receptive to his claim that he is a victim of overzealous, politically motivated prosecutors.
"Not too many politicians advocate agreements which their opponents might possibly accept that are politically disadvantageous".One Republican Senate strategist agreed, calling the proposals "hogwash". Every campaign is receptive and thankful that they get" support from outside interest groups, the Republican added.
Impoverished economically and disenfranchised politically, the people living in the jungles of Mindanao and nearby islands have become more receptive to Islamic extremism.
Whereas the medieval peasantry generally had neither any interest in, nor the possibility of, politically engaging in the working of the polities they inhabited, the people of the early modern world were not only receptive to new political interpretations of their reality but were also able and willing to take an active part in these political processes (Malešević 2010: 9-10).
