Sentence examples for politics aim from inspiring English sources

Whether on immigration or trans rights, the President's politics aim to define people out of full personhood.

As the Center for Media and Democracy explained, "All indications are that proponents of more secret money in politics aim to use the 'John Doe' case nationally, to argue against any campaign finance regulation whatsoever, and to intimidate regulators from enforcing the laws that remain on the books".

Prisoners of Politics aims to free criminal justice policy from the political arena, where it has repeatedly fallen prey to irrational fears and personal interest, and demonstrates that a few simple changes could make us all safer.

Mr. Wang's speech was essentially a classic piece of politics, aimed at winning backers, he said.

None of this bodes well for a politics aimed at alleviating inequality.

Contemporary politics aims at marginal (re distributions of benefits, rewards and positions without challenging the established order.

American Affairs, an old-fashioned, small-format, perfect-bound journal of politics, aims to rethink policy for the age of Trump.

McGowan did her thing – her "Indi way" politics aims to empower local groups to learn and lobby themselves, to work together as a community to achieve things.

Much of it, he says, is domestic politics, aimed at President Bush, whose recent electoral victories have made him impervious to other political broadsides.

Sleepy times are no problem for a conservative, business-oriented politics, but they pose a nearly insuperable barrier to a politics aimed at significantly reducing inequality or repairing democracy.

They believe that Mr Klaus, a rare Kremlin supporter in Czech politics, aims to help Russia win a prized tender to add reactors to the Temelín nuclear power plant.