political aspect
Noun, Politics-Intl. Relations
politicized
Adjective, Politics-Intl. Relations
politicised
Adjective, Politics-Intl. Relations
politicized
Adjective, Politics-Intl. Relations
politicised
Adjective, Politics-Intl. Relations
politically
Adverb, Politics-Intl. Relations
to shuffle towards the center
Verb
to display deploy one's best political skills
Verb
to quiet down after political disturbances
Verb
to make political mileage
Verb
to mend one's fences
Verb
political solution
Noun, Politics-Intl. Relations
to follow a political course
Verb
politically correct
Adjective
political correctness
Noun
political stance
Noun, Politics-Intl. Relations
arts and wiles of politics
Noun
to agree in politics
Verb
to be insensitive to political realities
Verb
to make a political retreat
Verb
political initiative
Noun, Politics-Intl. Relations
to have political muscles
to have political muscles
Verb
political goal
Noun, Politics-Intl. Relations
political crisis
Noun, Politics-Intl. Relations
political mission
Noun, Politics-Intl. Relations
political struggle
Noun, Politics-Intl. Relations
politically exposed person
Noun
politically
Adverb, Politics-Intl. Relations
politically correct
Adjective
rivalries between political parties
political bargaining power
political bargaining power
political isolation
Noun, Politics-Intl. Relations
political representation
Noun, Politics-Intl. Relations
to run against the political machine
Verb
political society
Noun, Politics-Intl. Relations
clever stroke (of policy)
to react against a political system
Verb
economic policy decisions
Noun
economic policy measures
Noun
economic policy problems
Noun
economic policy decisions
Noun
economic policy measures
Noun
economic policy problems
Noun
economic policy actions
Noun
progressive political party
moderate political views
Noun