Sentence examples similar to switch politics from inspiring English sources

Such bait-and-switch politics is not unknown in Albany, of course, and Mr. Pataki's budget document will have to be scrutinized for any backtracking from his seductive rhetoric.

And unlike so many businessmen who make the switch to politics, he has taken to Westminster like a duck to water.

Johnston, who has been both a teacher and a principal, says that he decided to make the switch to politics shortly after opening a new high school over a decade ago.

Part of the backstory he'd constructed for the character involved the idea that Walden had been a CIA operative in Afghanistan in the late '70s and early '80s, and that he was always an "embedded" CIA guy, even after his switch to politics.

"I think people are switched off politics," Mr. Blunkett said.

He began by studying physics but switched to politics, obtaining a BSc Hons in physics and a BSc in politics.

Later in the tour he confessed that, as an undergraduate at Brown, he studied physics before switching to politics.

Now 61, he is not old, but may be too elderly for a country whose youth are switching off politics in droves.

Don Brash a 62-year-old former central-bank governor once nicknamed after the anti-anxiety drug Mogadon surprised everybody when he switched to politics a few years ago.

Upon completing his prison sentence for the kidnapping, Mr. Otegi switched to politics and won a seat in the regional Basque Parliament in 1995.

The tenor also quickly switched to politics and the regime itself — both Supreme Leader Khamenei and President Hassan Rouhani, who was inaugurated for his second term in August.