Sentence examples for politicized meaning from inspiring English sources

British officials say that while they are sympathetic with the daunting management task that Americans have undertaken, they also believe that the Coalition Provisional Authority under Mr. Bremer has become too "politicized," meaning that events are orchestrated and information controlled with the American political agenda uppermost in mind.

Can nine judges, unelected but chosen through an increasingly politicized and ideological process, really divine the one true meaning of words and phrases in the Constitution that the long-dead framers and ratifiers never discussed or contemplated?

It's hard to have the conversation because it's become so politicized that people talk about the 'm' word, which carries many layers of meaning".

"And it is a problem for the people whose liberties may now be impaired not by an independent decisionmaker seeking to declare the law's meaning as fairly as possible — the decisionmaker promised to them by law — but by an avowedly politicized administrative agent seeking to pursue whatever policy whim may rule the day".

Further the outcomes of these tools are subject to the politicized and commercial agendas of the worlds they attempt to link, with each boundary actor inscribing different meanings to a product's carbon footprint in accordance with their specific subjectivities, commercial desires and epistemic framings.

Fires become politicized, too.

The climate that creates politicized activists also creates a politicized judiciary, a politicized police force, and a politicized military.

"This is a politicized litigation.

This politicized these wars domestically.

"But it became politicized," Hannity said.

We live in a politicized society….