Примери за използване на Political polarization на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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one familiar to any observer of American life: political polarization.
is at least partly to blame for the extreme political polarization now being witnessed across America.
lead to political polarization and ultimately lower economic growth”.
lead to political polarization, and ultimately lower economic growth'.
The Freedom House blames longstanding problems such as political polarization, loss of economic mobility,
Freedom House blames long-standing problems such as political polarization, loss of economic mobility,
reflecting the maximum possible broad consensus require avoiding political polarization.
Such action is vital if we are to break the vicious circle of disinformation and political polarization that undermines democracies' ability to function.
has implications for political polarization and the dynamics of social change.
has implications for political polarization and the dynamics of social change.
Coming at a time of greater political polarization and nationalism, as well as little support for cooperative bilateral/multilateral approaches to conflict resolution,
However, I do believe that the political discount rate that translates economic strength into internationally usable power has increased for the United States as a result of the political polarization in Washington.
N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon warned leaders of the growing political polarization and social inequalities in the world and implored U.N. members
over subsequent decades of political polarization, a liberal political culture.
economic efforts by ex-combatants, and deep political polarization.
too young to retire- the risk of social instability and political polarization will increase.
In one instance, an effort to decrease political polarization on the platform raised concerns from Mr. Zuckerberg
Strong political polarization.
We have a political polarization.
Political polarization exists everywhere.