Sentence examples for politically rigid from inspiring English sources
Though their politically rigid government has yet to conquer corruption and poverty, it has encouraged entrepreneurial activity.
On the face of it, these Bush-leaning traditionalists come from central casting: conservative politically, rigid religiously, willing to mix up church and state.
Rather than argue with your politically rigid neighbor, it might be more productive to get them to talk about the difficulties they have endured.
Strikingly, he criticised a "static complex of rigid, conceptually sloppy and politically pragmatic mass political parties, run by professional apparatuses and releasing the citizen from all form of personal responsibility".
Agriculturally, intensive wet rice replaces an extensive rice/house gardening mix; linguistically, Tai replaces Mon in what is now Thailand's Central Plains; and, politically, flexible alliance building states replace their rigid temple-centered predecessors (Kirsch 1984; O'Connor 2000).
For ordinary people, administrative centralization and politically sanctioned Reformation had the effect of imposing more rigid control over their lives.
Similarly, Mr. Mantinband, who is not a rigid ideologue and has swung back and forth politically, voting for Labor and Likud party leaders, still sees the situation just as the Israeli government puts it forth.
But then, when these voters are confronted with politically conservative candidates who seem to defy the Christian Right's rigid prescription for moral behavior, they shrug.
Some topics are so politically charged that even to attempt a discussion online is to invite toxicity and rigid disagreement among participants.
A recent, sobering World Bank report notes that a mix of rigid government rules and misguided policies, such as promoting maquiladora-type factories for export while protecting politically connected local industry, has led to glaring misallocations of resources.
