Sentences with phrase «political reality»

All three works use human emotions as stand - ins for the larger socio - political reality of contemporary warfare.

The inability to deal with philosophy is reflected in an inability to deal with political realities.

And he's trying to position himself so he can adapt to this new political reality, and earn the right to a hearing.

What is the current political reality and what are the reasons for it?

Given political realities, standardized tests aren't going to go away any time soon.

As such, the closer those levels reflect political realities, the more likely they are to be followed by the spending panels.

And yet political events aren't about political realities.

Well, it's 2017 and political jokes have a way of becoming political realities.

But the constitutional position conflicts with modern political reality.

It is far removed from the on - the - ground political reality where conservatives have no difficulty at all in defining their cause in terms of conflicts over very specific policies.

The former generally takes a good government (or contemporary political reality) perspective whilst the latter takes a free market (or timeless economic reality) perspective.

[H] is well - argued book ignores political reality.

It explores the actual, political realities which would influence how the Constitutional laws would be applied in this particular election, rather than the general case.

The foolish models of economists do not take into account political realities, and when inflation runs, no ammo.

We need to get our minds around the singular political reality of our time: The postwar era is over.

All of which means that the average citizen receives a version of political reality created by people whose views of the world are considerably at odds with his own.

In each case the debate takes place in a vacuum - sealed alternate political reality, where they have the slightest ability to decide such matters.

I understand that political reality requires some amount of reasonable regulation.

But ed reformers appear to have taken such a strong aversion to the rough political realities of self - interest that guilt is their dominant political message.

Nat brings together an evolving political reality and an ongoing practical challenge and offers a workable solution.

Seen as such, the contribution that art can make to challenging political realities of our times can only be representational, a sort of additional layer of understanding for awareness.

It's disgusting, and it's dangerous, but it's also the new political reality.

This week he has an opportunity to match his rhetoric with political reality.

Fast's films use human emotions as stand - ins to initiate a dialogue on the larger socio - political reality of warfare in the modern age.

Rogers continues to see climate change as a global threat and predicts that, despite current political realities in Washington, federal regulation will make a comeback.

Globalization is also a cultural as well as political reality for many.

Globalisation is also a cultural as well as political reality for many.

Hochul, who presided over an anti-campus sexual assault forum at the Capitol, says she's simply facing political realities, like the takeover of the state Senate by Republicans in the November elections.

We think the speculation about a potential future tightening of monetary policy by the ECB — whether in the form of a tapering of bond purchases or a rise in interest rates — has moved too far ahead of the economic and political realities within the eurozone.

The positions he takes are extremely put, but many Democrats assent to his essential view that the culture wars represent a distraction from political reality and pose a threat not simply to their party's interests but to the political health of the nation.

The effectiveness of his limited reserve of political capital in the face of House and industry objections will likely be determined by political realities that have little to do with the rising levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.

Now Grisanti is acknowledging political reality by flipping back to the Democrats, which puts the Senate back into deadlock.

Over the phone a few days after the press conference, Wakefield cited the «idea of the West, Manifest Destiny» as general overarching inspirations, though such notions are especially charged in the wake of the Standing Rock Sioux's battle against the Dakota Access Pipeline and the harsh political realities surrounding immigration from nearby Mexico.

While our global political reality reflects an increase in boundaries and barriers, the project's site - specificity reflects on the Biennale as a utopian model of national connectivity.

And, of course, certain political realities in Washington, particularly the need for 60 votes in the Senate to move significant legislation, are a daunting roadblock to just about any push for change.

The tension between political reality and universal ideal was heightened in Teilhard's lifetime by the appearance of phenomena with which Karl Marx never had to come to terms: regimes claiming to be proletarian dictatorships.

River cruises have been plying the Nile since the days of the pharaohs, though shifting political realities can complicate booking a journey.

According to City Hall News, the no vote has «left observers grasping to understand the new political realities at City Hall.»

Klein for putting it so bluntly» the shibboleth of repeal is meaningless when one considers political realities.

Because every local government has its own political reality,» Cuomo said.

Now, the unstable and almost threatening everyday political reality surrounding the city today almost serves as a post-apocalyptic backdrop for the alternative narrative OJ aims to introduce.

At last we will illustrate basic political realities to reformers, at last we will bathe in the illumination of their light bulbs turning on.

How does one make visible real economic and political realities without just mimicking them?

Such an oversimplification ignores the biographical, religious and political realities running through the history of Christian missions during the «great century» and long before, as missionaries have, in the name of Jesus, striven to understand and learned to respect the particularities of the cultures to which they have come.