Sentence examples for politics set from inspiring English sources

Italian politics set for the next 40 years into its "Cold War" mold.

But his indirect criticism of Egyptian politics set off a national chorus of protest.

Few people in American politics set the vice presidency as their final goal.

It comprised poetry written in an uncompromising Jamaican-London vernacular and militant politics set to a reggae accompaniment.

A fast-moving farce about sex and politics set in 18th-century Venice, the movie gives Ms. Miller her first leading screen role, and it's a doozy.

By Adam Gopnik January 24 , 2018The French President's world-embracing politics set him up as an ideal foil to Donald Trump's isolationist outlook.

At the beginning of 1949, Whitaker and Baxter, the directors of the A.M.A.'s National Education Campaign, entered national politics, setting up headquarters in Chicago, with a staff of thirty-seven.

And the speeches are best read as hybrids of policy and politics, setting up the governor's agenda for a legislative session as well as the foundation for his next election cycle.

He took a degree in English but later abandoned a PhD on Henry James to concentrate on politics, setting up the influential New Left Review journal with the leftwing academics Raymond Williams and EP Thompson.

While some states, notably California, have turned the process over to redistricting commissions or have laws that provide a counterweight to the political will of the majority party, most redistricting plans will come from state legislatures, 26 of which are held by Republicans, with party politics setting the agenda.

Mostly unnoticed in the selection last week of Mr. Pence as Donald J. Trump's running mate was how the decision upended Indiana's state politics, setting off a chain of events that left at least four major races in question with months to go.