Examples of 'politicised' in a sentence
Meaning of "politicised"
Politicise (verb) - to make something political or give a political character to something. It involves bringing a political perspective or agenda to a particular issue, topic, or situation
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- alternative form of politicized
- simple past tense and past participle of politicise
How to use "politicised" in a sentence
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politicised
Politicised nature of the process into account.
Public administration remains weak and politicised.
It has politicised the civil service.
Economic ties and entrepreneurial freedom are being politicised.
I was politicised but not that prejudiced.
We do not wish for economic issues to be politicised.
Not the politicised journalists.
The colour of our skin is so often politicised.
Crime is politicised in this country.
Tension was rising and opinions were becoming politicised.
We have not politicised anything.
The question has become painfully politicised.
The project became a highly politicised and complex logistical effort.
It is a problem that migration has become politicised.
I was politicised long before.
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Because the issues are not politicised enough.
Politicised private lies.
It is hard for kids not to become politicised.
It has politicised people.
Trade issues should not be politicised.
A heavily politicised bureaucracy.
I regret that this issue has been highly politicised.
I grew up in a politicised household.
Public service remains overly politicised.
But we face a highly politicised and often deliberate misinterpretation of this sentence.
It attracted the attention of media and issue was politicised.
Kelly is thought to have been politicised from an early age.
Delegates were impressed that the position is not politicised.
This debate may encourage more politicised civil participation.
China says regional cooperation should not be politicised.
Art became politicised.
What does seem to me to be important is that sport should not be politicised.
It is important that those protests politicised an entire generation.
This reform of consumer information has been botched and politicised.
The matter has become highly politicised in recent years.
This would result in consumer policy becoming highly politicised.
He has totally politicised it.
Famine memory also became increasingly polemic and politicised.
The debate is politicised and has become subject to extreme ideological positioning.
Human rights should not be politicised.
Highly politicised and partisan messages were also worked into courtly displays.
And oil is perhaps the most politicised of all.
It politicised me instantly.
This aircraft deal has been highly politicised as it is.
Politicised academics will be extremely difficult to dislodge from their current positions of.
This issue is too important to be politicised.
Some emblematic cases of politicised court decisions are symptoms of more serious democratic deficiencies.
The police must never be politicised.
But that can not happen in such a politicised environment where everything is subsidised.
The public service is still being politicised.
