politically in the PONS Dictionary

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politically unstable society
политически нестабилно общество

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Granting or refusal of entry is decided politically on the guidance of public opinion.
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Pressure politically is aiding in finding the man guilty, and he is forced to admit guilt.
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In order to survive and get ahead politically in the 1960s, he sold his soul to the devil on race.
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They remained politically important throughout the 19th century.
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He has described himself as very conservative politically and very socially liberal, and considers himself a fallen libertarian.
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Although women did not have the vote at that time, still she was politically influential.
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The party, whenever possible directed both politically and militarily.
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Either a person socially and politically engaged, especially in the arts and culture.
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Politically liberal talk radio aimed at a national audience also emerged in the mid-2000s.
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They have thus far to make much impact politically.
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