Definition of Depoliticised. Meaning of Depoliticised. Synonyms of Depoliticised

- to dominate the globe, and brought cheap food to British workers. A depoliticised civil service based on merit replaced patronage policies rewarding jobs...
- addressing the structural causes underlying their marginalisation, had a depoliticising effect. It led to a widely held ****umption, also shared by the muhammashīn...
- leadership of a neo-**** group, "It is certain that Azov [the battalion] has depoliticised itself. Its history linked to the far-right movement is pretty irrelevant...
- nationalist stance. In 1975, Chan Heng Chee described Singapore as a depoliticised "administrative state", where ideology and politics had triumphantly...
- The Code of Conduct for Syrian Coexistence (Arabic: مدونة سلوك لعيش سوري مشترك) is a do****ent that sti****tes eleven principles for the ****ure of Syrian...
- Congress. Retrieved 15 July 2020. James Chin, "The 2015 Singapore Swing: Depoliticised Polity and the Kiasi/Kiasu Voter" Archived 6 August 2020 at the Wayback...
- with the emergence of cartel parties, politics becomes increasingly depoliticised. The cartel party is contrasted with the traditional view of the m****...
- "Scots speakers experience 'threats and hate speech' amid calls to 'depoliticise' Gaelic". The Scotsman. Moos Bille, Katharina (22 March 2019). "The National...
- been criticised as a form of replacing a political society with a 'depoliticised' welfare society supported by a hierarchical form of capitalism (e.g...
- face "pressures to adopt a simple reading of complex issues" and "to depoliticise and universalize all sorts of differences". She claims that "all research...