The phrase
"political arena" refers to the world of politics and the activities, discussions, and decision-making that take place within it. It represents the environment in which politicians, parties, and other relevant actors engage in political processes such as campaigning, debating, and formulating policies.
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In any event, it is important to note that change
in political arena does not necessarily mean change in the real estate market.
Personally, I think religion is a private matter and should be kept out of the public /
political arena entirely, however, peaceful relations between faiths is a start.
I have stayed there ever since, seeking to interpret the experiences from the development of biomedical techniques and their political treatment for the
German political arena.
I think it's inevitable that they fight through messaging, because this insane, media -
driven political arena is the only one we have.
In recent years, the word «transparency» has been thrown around
in political arenas, bureaucratic agencies, and business model practices.
The international storm over Cambridge Analytica, a Facebook associate, which was involved in a breach of user information to allegedly influence polls in the US and the UK, has spilled over into the Indian
political arena as a war of words between BJP and Congress continued for the second day.
Ms. Murphy has been working in New York's energy policy and
political arena for over two decades.
Voting can work reasonably well in
political arenas where winning and losing is the assumed outcome, even the name of the game.
The show is the Indonesian artist's first solo gallery exhibition in Hong Kong, featuring satirical caricatures of the complex
global political arena.
Our presence in the
national political arena has contributed more than significantly to the success of the Fourth Republic and engendered the kind of public discourse and maturity of the electorate that has benefited the country in no small measure.»
But the governor admits no amount of new laws can «legislate away criminality» in the highly
charged political arena.
Riley Dunlap, an environmental sociologist at Oklahoma State University, says the study is well executed, but he doubts that reframing climate change messages can influence conservatives — especially in today's highly
polarized political arena.
When military, religious, and
political arenas dominated society, it was figures such as Napoléon Bonaparte, Mahatma Gandhi, and Franklin Delano Roosevelt who determined the social agenda.
One of the contestants on the forthcoming Sky 1 series King of the Nerds, who must remain nameless as the «Nerds» are under wraps until the programme airs next year, has this message for Westminster denizens: «If you're willing to step outside the comfort zone of the
familiar political arena, you can have a great deal of fun.
Here, environment is taken in its broadest sense: natural ecosystems, urban and suburban space, domestic interiors, industrial landscapes and
even political arenas.
A recent debate on strategic voting between Erin Weir and Matthew Bergbusch prompts me to wonder the extent to which liberals are more progressive than conservatives in the
federal political arena.
Looming large for Edwards are the powers of civil society (which he confusingly treats sometimes as a heroic actor, sometimes as the theater itself), although the political skills developed there «must be translated into the
formal political arena to make a real difference.
Taking all of this into account, it seems strange that the discussions have been conveniently steered away from those links, and have instead focused on Trade Union funding within the Labour Party; monies which not only enable the policies of working people to enter the
wider political arena, but also help provide a system whereby working people can be encouraged to become MPs, thus making the House of Commons more balanced and representative.
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Polish political arena is extremely polarized these days, and there were in fact two separate celebrations in the country, each having an unfriendly or even hostile attitude toward the other.
Silver agreed and said Goldfeder's long career in the New
York political arena has made him a strong community activist, and he would not only be able to convey the community's voice to Albany but also bring Albany's side of the issues back home.
It's still too early to say how Clinton's presidential candidacy might change a state legislative culture seen as regressive, but history indicates there's an impact to women making news in the high -
level political arena.
Though confined to certain neighborhoods, the Orthodox Jewish community is vocal and influential presence in the city and
state political arena.
Two of Spielberg's recent history films were also made in a messianic spirit of topical fervor: «Munich,» a dread - inflected thriller that addressed the post-9 / 11 world, and «Lincoln,» a kind of dramatized time machine that commented on our own increasingly fractious and
divided political arena.
Sean Casey (Garcia) is just another idealistic assistant D.A. - until his prosecution of a cop - killing drug lord catapults him into the center of New York's
tempestuous political arena.
The increasing incidence of alt - facts in the popular and
political arena creates a critical conundrum for anyone interested in deliberative democracy, since it is unclear how rational debate can proceed if empirical evidence holds no persuasive value.
Meanwhile, back in the
Australian political arena, it appears the Unions have finally woken up and realised the C02 tax will be bad for it's members.
Able to multi-task and prioritize independently with confidentiality, remain neutral within
corporate political arenas and yet operate as a cohesive collaborator.
Doing so could help their national interests — and help ensure disputes are resolved
in political arenas, rather than exporting them to the streets.
The show attempts to present, analyze and unveil some of the strategies that governments use in order to create specific images / views of political and social events and influence audience's opinions when it comes to broadcasting cases in the
global political arena.
It used overtly religious language when addressing the faithful, but when it addressed the nation it employed the religiously neutral language of natural law, a language suited to the Enlightenment - rooted
American political arena.
Insofar as they mean to be Christian, why should the assorted political advocates of today's churches ride so high a theological horse when they enter the
public political arena?
But he cautioned that governments need concrete policy proposals every bit as much as they need probing analyses, and that moving conversations about energy subsidies rhetoric to action is a heavy lift in today's highly
charged political arenas.
While finding agreement among American voters on any issue seems close to impossible in today's
polarized political arena, a new Sterling Talent Solutions report reveals that Democrats, Republicans and independents have found common ground in their concern about safety.