Sentence examples for politically reliable from inspiring English sources

By using state-owned companies, state-run banks, and privately owned but politically reliable national champions to achieve political goals, China has made it much more difficult for U.S. and other foreign companies to compete.

"The girls are only allowed to leave North Korea because they come from politically reliable backgrounds," said Dr Justin Hastings, Senior Lecturer in International Relations and Comparative Politics at the University of Sydney.

They are major employers and politically reliable.

What this model requires is competent and politically reliable engineers, not rebels, iconoclasts or dreamers.

Though plagued by poor discipline, inefficiency, corruption and desertion, it has so far remained politically reliable.

Kasparov was never obedient or politically reliable like his great rival Anatoly Karpov, but he didn't lack for comforts.

Funding such accounts is economically equivalent to paying down the national debt and is politically far more reliable as a way of preventing budget surpluses from being spent on other things.

Given the enduring influence of the gun lobby in Washington and in state legislatures, championing gun restrictions is politically risky, a reliable way for an incumbent to find themselves facing a well-financed challenger.

Tomlinson has been ideologically reliable, but politically he is doing quite as much damage to the US government as a hostile New York Times editorial.

"Just as we're debating the need to diversify our oil supplies, we're faced with an array of challenges to secure reliable and politically stable sources of gas," said David G. Victor, director of the Program on Energy and Sustainable Development at Stanford University.

If Britain is to switch a big chunk of its energy supply to renewables, a price will have to be paid for using a naturally less reliable, if more politically secure, source of energy.