Sentence examples for politicized on from inspiring English sources
"The intelligence was so heavily politicized on Iraq," said Joseph Cirincione, the president of the Ploughshares Fund, a global security foundation.
Sexual orientation will no longer be "politicized" on the day when people stop punishing each other merely because of whom they happen to love.
The article charged that "major scientific institutions like the American Meteorological Society have become biased and politicized on the climate issue".
You don't have to believe that the Fed is politicized to agree on that diagnosis.
The question of what exactly China is prepared to do in combating climate change is, of course, intensely politicized; voices on either side can marshal evidence to demonstrate the strength or weakness of China's commitment.
In 1991, at his confirmation hearings for C.I.A. director, two of the agency's Soviet analysts told the Senate Intelligence Committee that while Gates was the C.I.A.'s deputy director in the mid-1980s, he "politicized" intelligence on orders from William Casey, the extremely hawkish and demanding director.
Though most would agree that a bureaucracy that is changed from top to bottom every time the party in power changes cannot be effective, the proportion of the positions that are politicized depends on state objectives.
Hillary Clinton urged to call for election vote recount in battleground states The incoming administration will scrap Nasa's climate change research and crack down on "politicized science", Bob Walker, Donald Trump's senior adviser on issues related to the space agency, said.
The country's police are highly politicized, so crackdowns on industries sanctioned by the politically powerful are rare.
These accusations are completely politicized and come on the back of the advances made by the Syrian Army against the terrorists".
"Frankly, it seems to me that [Gorsuch's criticism of Trump] is a good reason why his nomination shouldn't be politicized," Sasse said on MSNBC's "Morning Joe".
