Politicisation in a sentence

Briant also raised the issue of the “politicisation” of the BBC’s leadership.

Former president Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika has called for total depoliticisation of disasters, saying politicisation of disasters affect provision of help to the needy.

Peter Dutton has ruled out asking for Scott Morrison’s resignation after scathing findings into the failed robodebt scheme were handed down, bemoaning the “politicisation” of the report.

So it now feels particularly insensitive – and somewhat unaware of the politicisation of religion in Russia’s imperial and present-day discourses.

The more political leaders try to normalise Israel’s genocidal war on Palestinians, the more the movement for Palestine and, along with it, a deeper politicisation, will grow.

The politicisation of a football club by a group who have hijacked Celtic for their own purposes needs to be resisted.

The underlying disease that has plagued our federal set up has been the politicisation of the gubernatorial post.

In the past few years, we have seen the politicisation of monetary policies in Nigeria.

The group stated that politicisation of allegations against the organisations to serve ulterior motives would undermine the stability and progress of those institutions and by extension, the nation.

The waging of the culture wars in states such as Texas and Florida has seen the politicisation of ESG and DEI elevated over financial common sense.

New Patriotic Party Stalwart, Gabby Asare Otchere-Darko, has asked Professor Kwamena Ahwoi to direct his calls to desist from politicisation of Coronavirus to former President John Dramani Mahama.

Political groups in the European Parliament have welcomed the new Commission strategy, though the promised involvement of experts from member states worried the Greens, who fear the further politicisation of accession talks.

Right off the bat, we have to condemn, once again, Granger and Harmon for their politicisation of the murders.

THE Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP) has fingered Zanu PF officials and war veterans in rampant cases of the politicisation of agricultural inputs distributed under Pfumvudza, a government food-security programme.

But the choice of Subianto could pave the way for the politicisation of the armed forces and police, a feature of Suharto's 32-year rule.

He advised politicians against the politicisation of their plight as they can muddy the waters.

He claimed that the prolonged disputes over the restoration of the Mau water tower had nothing to do with the law but politicisation of the entire process.

The evidence of politicisation was evident from the initial multiparty era subsidy programmes like the Starter Pack in 1996, which became a flagship programme for the United Democratic Front (UDF) government.

The politicisation of aid efforts has caused widespread alarm in the international aid community.

This situation manifests itself in the form of deepening poverty, high unemployment, poor service delivery, corruption, nepotism and politicisation of employment,” the report said.