Sentences with phrase «term political games»

Not exact matches

The intellectuals can play the game on their own terms; they hold no political office, they are outsiders; so it is easy for them with their high principles to decide what should be done.

Although the term has long since faded from the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual, questioning a woman's temperament remains fair game in political warfare.

«I hope they will rediscover that — rather than playing endless little games for short - term political advantage as they did at the time of the AV referendum.»

Remember: Pataki has kept his finger in the political game since he declined to seek a fourth term in 2006, opting instead to explore a never - realized presidential bid.

He argues that the country would be better governed if we took the chance to give ourselves what most democracies take for granted: an easily accessible document which states in unequivocal terms what the terms of the political game are.

For example, if I believe that human societies are inherently amoral, unjust, and governed by powerful elites who rig the economic, political, and educational game in their favor, then I might endorse the late Brazilian social activist Paulo Freire's «pedagogy of the oppressed,» wherein students are taught to view social relations in terms of power and domination.

«In terms of the reaction, we're in the business of entertainment... We didn't set out to make a racist game or a political statement.

Irrespective of my opinions on its political nature, I think it is important to note that Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus is a polished game with a lot to offer in terms of difficulty options, map control, and narrative for FPS action - adventure fans.

A couple days ago I reported about the Japanese Minister of Science and Technology Ichita Yamamoto paying an official institutional visit to the Japanese servers of Dragon Quest X, and chalked it as something definitely cool, but apparently many Japanese players don't agree with me, and are protesting on the net because the visit might have violated the game's own terms of service, articles 10 and 12 of which explicitly prohibit any political activity or any form or electoral campaign within the game.

There will also be a time when the Vita games - buying public vent and begin attacking the gaming press for such belligerence and abuse of power; the political landscape in gaming is skewed in review terms by the relationships between publishing houses and reviewers.

By threatening the Opposition (those who are tempted to play the issue for short - term political gain will pay a big price in the end if they succumb to that temptation) JQ continues the blame game that Rudd has supposedly ended.

As a reviewer in The Times Literary Supplement put it, as political conflict comes to be framed in legal terms, the political game has to find room for judges and lawyers.