Sentence examples for politics created from inspiring English sources

Tyyska's (1998) focus on Finland, as well as Ball and Charles' (2006) on Wales, found that female political insiders (whether through direct participation or powerful blocs in national politics) created new opportunities for activists to influence childcare policy change.

A great lady she changed the face of British politics, created opportunity for anyone to succeed in the UK.

For three years his bare-knuckle brand of conservative politics created an atmosphere of crisis in the country.

It was during this time that Rauschenberg, in response to global politics, created the Rauschenberg Overseas Cultural Interchange, or ROCI, a self-financed good-will initiative.

The absence of healthier politics created a dangerous vacuum, which was filled by the most extreme tendencies in Iraq: the Sunni resistance, made up of Baathist, Islamist, and nationalist elements; and the Shiite street politics of Moqtada al-Sadr.

Off-year elections are typically the subject of frenzied discussion and overinterpretation by political observers — though rarely, it seems, as frenzied this year, a reflection of the heightened interest in politics created by Mr. Obama's rise.

Still, when push comes to shove, fishermen, like farmers, hold significant political power, and pork-barrel politics creates a sort of inertia.

In governance, politics creates a bias toward the short term.

Military and Congressional politics create some roadblocks and changing military priorities throw up others.

The movement also de-stigmatized white Southern politics, creating two-party competition.

But I wonder if the absence of people-pleasing politics creates something better?