politicise造句
1) He became politicised during his years in prison.
2) It will escalate the dispute into a more politicised arena.
3) The President's post should not be politicised. Once a president is elected, he is above politics.A. P. J. Abdul Kalam
4) Opposition groups say the reform will politicise judges.
5) We do not want to politicise ...
6) "I do not politicise science.
7) It may also politicise lending.
8) But that in itself may help politicise the middle class.
9) China has reacted angrily to what it calls attempts to "politicise" the Olympics.
10) With a membership deeply divided in its views,[http:///politicise.html] will a politicised curriculum be divisive?
11) She repeated a Chinese mantra that it opposes attempts to politicise these issues or use them to erect new trade barriers.
12) Others are seething over Rudy Giuliani's plan to attend, fearing that the former mayor, now running for president on the back of his leadership that day, will politicise the event.
13) Minister Mohamed Nazri Abdul Aziz told DAP veteran leader Lim Kit Siang not to politicise Teoh's death and turn it into a race issue.
14) The first is that the new rules threaten to politicise issues that were, in most cases, happily looked after at home.
15) And many believe Moscow's geopolitical stance on energy resources could politicise the sector.