Sentences with phrase «political chicanery»
"Political chicanery" refers to dishonest or deceptive practices used by politicians or individuals involved in politics to achieve their personal gain or manipulate the system for their benefit. It often involves deceit, trickery, or unethical behavior to deceive the public or exploit political power. Full definition
It is to be expected, therefore, that the history of land - reform efforts is one of political chicanery, violence, subversion and only halfhearted implementation of even those policies that have been established by government action.
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«Republican sportsmen and sportswomen cherish America's protected wildlife preserves and understand how quickly protected lands can be snatched away from future generations by short - sighted political chicanery in Washington,» said NYLCV president Marcia Bystryn.
The ever - suspicious Quigley suspected political chicanery.
Less party political chicanery please, and more consistent, responsible, intelligent and grown up politics from our MPs, especially the ones who are now on the other side of the House.
A flat refusal to honor FDIC insurance claims may not happen, but delays — possibly very long delays — in getting your money back, «means - testing» of claimants, and other political chicanery is entirely likely in the event of major bank failures.
And as for doing anything dirty or dishonest for money — such as payola, rigged TV shows, false advertising, corrupt business deals, political chicanery, etc. — their consciences are not for sale.
But how often the leaders of conservative denominations resort to political chicanery to win internecine battles and preserve the sanctity of their positions!
As Andrew Cook says in this vivid and detailed account of the period, history «has failed to bring to book the other political leaders of the day who in reality eclipsed Lloyd George in terms of honours sales and political chicanery».
By issuing a fake addendum — instead of an independent report — Cato can highlight the «highly selective nature of the science, and the political chicanery» that went into the original, he said.