Examples of 'be a political' in a sentence
Meaning of "be a political"
be a political: Refers to being involved or associated with politics. It can suggest engaging in political activities, expressing political views, or having a political orientation
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be a political
It would be a political engagement of the utmost delicacy.
Jesus most certainly would be a political revolutionary.
It will be a political manifestation of support and commitment.
The arms trade can be a political minefield.
It must be a political collective grounded on a political programme.
He did not come to earth to be a political or social reformer.
It must be a political dialogue without any pressure.
We understand that there will be a political debate.
There will be a political revolt before then.
International justice should not be a political game.
This can be a political interest or economic one.
I did not know this was gonna be a political show.
That would be a political and strategic error.
Therefore the problem seems to be a political one.
There can only be a political solution to this conflict.
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A document like this would be a political act.
It would clearly be a political rather than a technical choice.
The court is not supposed to be a political actor.
He will be a political joke and you will be a punchline.
I think that this must be a political priority.
The role can be a political appointment or a civil service position.
There will still have to be a political settlement.
Speer may be a political novice but he has come prepared.
For what they claim to be a political motive.
It should be a political and legal requirement.
That he will never again be a political threat.
Seemed to be a political move not followed.
Gun violence should not be a political issue.
Europe needs to be a political entity independent of the great powers.
The arrangement was that it would be considered to be a political.
But there has to be a political deal first.
The chief of police was considered to be a political.
It should therefore be a political priority to defend this right.
We do not believe diversity should be a political issue.
There used to be a political stance as well.
I never knew you had ambitions to be a political wife.
Perhaps there will be a political resolution to all of this.
The decision by the court was thought to be a political one.
In no way should it be a political appointment or a perk.
Nettleton says the arrest appears to be a political move.
Someday there will be a political movement that is willing to.
So the play was not yet supposed to be a political satire.
Do not look to me to be a political or social advocate in your behalf.
Her marriage was from now one to be a political affair.
There could be a political calculus as well.
Weakness can sometimes just be a political fact.
Can not be a political confrontation.
For most people it has to be a political solution.
It can also be a political unrest or some kind of terrorist act.
For what the claim to be a political motive.
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There is also a political meaning to all of this
Political parties and the advancement of women
Just another political phony on the take
