Sentence examples similar to politicization of institutions from inspiring English sources

When the voting results were ripped up before the cameras on Tuesday night, it was "a sign of the extreme politicization of the electoral institutions," said Cristian Dan Preda, who headed the European Union's electoral observer mission here.

mostly missed what was really going on -- the systematic politicization of previously-insulated customs and institutions (war and the Justice Department, for example) at the expense of basic competence.

By 1976, however, his hopes had turned into disillusion: Millas attacked the military intervention of the universities, declaring that there was no improvement from the politicization of higher education in the 1960s and early 1970s; the university had become an institution "under surveillance" (1981: 84).

There is a very valuable discussion to be had about the politicization of Pride (or lack thereof), and the relationship between the police as an institution in Canada and the marginalized communities involved in Pride celebrations.

This is politicization of the economy.

I oppose their politicization of my religion.

There's increasing politicization of governance.

Updike's subject is instead the politicization of everyday life.

The politicization of Ottoman history continued throughout the nineties.

That point is the continuing politicization of the Supreme Court.

THE politicization of diseases is an old story by now.