Sentence examples for routine politics from inspiring English sources

"He's negative and dismisses anyone who engages in normal, routine politics," Mr. Fleischer said.

But the building of projects like airports, bridges, tunnels and harbors is hardly ever a result of routine politics.

If we leave routine politics in the hands of a narrow group of specialists, we won't know how to take it back from them when we need it.

But the very suggestion that routine politics is a state secret in Beijing speaks volumes about the state of Chinese Communism.

"Sid is probably one of the country's great commentators on the notion of contentious politics," said Ohlin, before inviting Tarrow to elucidate the distinction between contentious and routine politics; "it seems to me that politics by its very nature is contentious," he noted.

Race is the acknowledged, powerful continuity in a new game whereby both whites and blacks now biracially accommodate important adjustments and routine politics in regional life.

Graham said such staff efforts to manage Trump are routine in politics.

Those included communism, routine democratic politics, the traditional conservatism of industrial and agrarian elites (although both Mussolini and Hitler eventually made peace with these elites), and, especially in the German case, foreigners and minorities.

The defendants have claimed that such appointments are routine in politics and not illegal, but heavily Republican courts have rejected their arguments.

The defense countered that the government was trying to criminalize the longtime routines of politics in Albany.

Mr. Heldman did not get a chance to bring up another main contention of Mr. Siegelman's defenders, that the appointments of political contributors are routine in American politics.