Examples of using Politicisation in English and their translations into Spanish
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This ease of calling session may make the mechanisms more susceptible to politicisation, as no safeguards exist against self interested groups of states usurping this mechanism for their own political ends.
it should make use of this opportunity to discuss thematic issues which would reduce politicisation opportunities.
In Morocco, the feminisation of politics and the politicisation of feminism reached its culmination in March 2000 when,
In an attempt to minimise the politicisation of the issue, the Authority was advised by the Psychoactive Substances Expert Advisory Committee,
digitalisation and politicisation.
the defence of human rights is associated with a constant thematisation and politicisation in the public sphere
as well as heightened politicisation of race and religion issues11.
the Mexican government argued that the Commission's"selectivity" in dealing with certain cases or denunciations, its politicisation and partiality on certain issues
The agency was criticised for its politicisation, lack of civilian oversight
THE POLITICISATION OF ANTI-CORRUPTION CAMPAIGNS José C.
This politicisation is expressed at different levels.
The politicisation and exuberance of the social scene.
Did more elections mean more politicisation of immigration?
The politicisation of state-run firms is also a risk.
The politicisation of the movement remained at best embryonic.
Partly this is due to the politicisation of aid in Yemen.
How can we recognize“politicisation” of the security
This is party politicisation in the guise of parliamentarisation,
Cinema became a space for experimentation around the politicisation of images and their modes of production.
Afterwards the politicisation of the Olympics continued as they developed into an ideological frontline of the Cold War.