Sentence examples for politics compare from inspiring English sources

HOW do veterans of Iowa politics compare this election season's campaigning to that of 2008?

To appreciate just how unusual a figure Indonesia's newly elected president, Joko Widodo (known as "Jokowi"), cuts in his country's politics, compare his background with those of his four predecessors.

More than half the people I tried to talk to spoke at least conversational English, and were happy to talk politics, compare cultures, lambaste Slobodan Milosevic or crack jokes over a $2 sandwich or a delicious $1 banana frappé while listening to a student jazz band on the balcony above.

In fact, it's not so much the culture you learn when you study lobbying as the nuts and bolts of the process and its various components, something its supporters call "applied politics," compared with traditional political science, which is far more theoretical.

Much of the center-right success was likely to be ascribed, though, to Mr. Raffarin's low-key and deliberately diffident style of politics compared with what had been depicted as an aloof political elite.

After British Prime Minister David Cameron announced that he would step down, different African countries began to reflect on their own internal politics — comparing Cameron's decision to that of their own political leaders.

And I don't care all that much about politics, compared to other things".

Tomaszewski did not involve himself with politics, comparing it to the weather; one simply had to live with it.

But arguably, the prison population gives residents of Mr. Vallone's district in northwest Queens more weight in Council politics compared with the rest of New Yorkers.

43% of the remaining Lib Dem supporters describe themselves as on the left of politics, compared to 53% of Labour supporters and 1% of Conservatives.

The report found that 55% of people with faith placed themselves on the left of politics, compared with 40% who placed themselves on the right.