Sentence examples for politicized population from inspiring English sources

The agency faces many difficulties in serving such a highly politicized population, even though it does not police or administer the refugee camps (where one third of refugees live).

President Khatami's government says there is no way it can create even half the 800,000 jobs a year it would need to bring that young, educated and highly politicized population into the economy unless it can open the country to foreign capital.

"The population is not politicized," said Bassma Kodmani, a political analyst who works for the Ford Foundation in Cairo.

In practice, examples of both highly politicized and less politicized SSN implementation can be found.

The commission said insensitivity by the Israeli "establishment" permitted widespread discrimination against Israeli Arabs and the buildup of a "combustible atmosphere," as, it said, a politicized Islam began to radicalize the population.

Some prominent Hazaras argue that the ethnic group may represent more than 20 percent of the population, though that, too, can be seen as a politicized figure.

And inequality, unlike poverty, is far more easily politicized, ethnicized and militarized, especially in African countries with heterogeneous populations and weak judicial and regulatory institutions.

"Population is one of those issues that's so central and so politicized," he says.

Iraq has historically had a dynamic private sector and a politicized public sector, and an effort to restructure this condition might have proved beneficial to the population and the domestic market.

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

Fires become politicized, too.