Politicization in a sentence

As the floor debate got underway, Democrats pleaded for Republicans to restore the humanitarian aid Biden requested and decried the politicization of typically widely bipartisan Israel support.

But Pfeiffer, from the Bloustein center, tracked politicization back to at least 2012, when the state Legislature and then-Gov.

China wants to work with the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to oppose the politicization of sports, Premier Li Qiang said, after protests over human rights and the playing of a Hong Kong protest-linked song at some events angered Beijing.

Former Hawaii Rep. agents also testified about alleged politicization at the bureau.

Given the politicization of the covid vaccines, it’s not a stretch to think they’d be at risk, too.

Still, House Republicans have taken the politicization of impeachment to a new low.

The influence of religion on the Nigerian State and the politicization of it by the state have created an unfortunate identity for Nigerian politics today.

Though churches have a reputation in some circles as promoting hyper-politicization, they can be depolarizing institutions.

Yet what I said earlier about literary circles is true also of the intelligentsia, and indeed of circles far beyond: generally speaking, politicization has not translated into a wider engagement with the crisis of climate change” (p. 125).

Her actions, both in the failure of the Afghanistan withdrawal and in her disgraceful politicization of this anniversary, have shown that she lacks the judgment, compassion, and leadership required for the position.

I have been telling you for years about the growing illiteracy and innumeracy in America, and the growing failure and politicization of public education, and here is the latest data.

Migration is a vital driver of human development and economic growth, yet it also poses challenges such as misinformation and politicization.

Politicization could erode trust in the education system, undermining its credibility and legitimacy.

Public health experts have repeatedly said it is a matter of “when” and not “if” the next pandemic occurs, and their concern is that the politicization of public health will again undermine the government’s response when that time comes.

The politicization of such a crucial issue, fraught with problematic narratives, is counterproductive.

Trump’s rapid politicization of Sunday’s incident, in which a man allegedly planned to fire on the Republican while he played golf in Florida, guaranteed that tensions ahead of the presidential election in seven weeks would continue to boil.

Barnett meticulously documented the bureaucratic malfeasance and malicious politicization of the legal process.

But he’s worried the politicization of the pandemic may impact his ability to open schools safely for in-person learning.

Conservatives have long railed against the so-called politicization of the Supreme Court, by which they mean any attempt by their opponents to do exactly what they have done—stack the Supreme Court with their own ideologues.

Democrats have suggested he should be impeached and are holding hearings into what they say is the politicization of the Justice Department under his watch.