The Fed is to depoliticize to the extent you can.
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International attempts to depoliticize the PSF have been less successful.
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" Corker then importuned his colleagues to "somehow depoliticize this bureau.
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Mr. Macri has promised to unite Argentines and depoliticize the judiciary.
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In response, the authorities have been taking steps to depoliticize campuses.
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Fortunately, there is a readily achievable way to depoliticize the Supreme Court.
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As long as we can depoliticize it — and that's the hard part.
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Could it be that President Obama does sincerely want to depoliticize confirmation battles?
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"I hope you see it as your role to depoliticize that process," Murphy said.
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While this is a well-intentioned proposal, it is unlikely to depoliticize the Court.
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The changes are necessary to "depoliticize" the system, Natural Resources Minister Amarjeet Sohi said.
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The British system, while not perfect, is far better designed to depoliticize the judiciary.
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Then once one has that understanding, to try to depoliticize issues as much as possible.
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And yet, Mr. Erdogan is likely to once again move aggressively to permanently depoliticize the military.
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But Carter saw a need to depoliticize the FBI, at a moment when fallout from Watergate continued.
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Likewise, in an April interview with the Intercept, he endorsed "structural reform" meant to "depoliticize" the court.
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Randall and Welser insist that their goal is to help depoliticize science, by pushing for more objective, reliable research.
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This claim is usually employed to depoliticize an admittedly controversial issue and make disarmament seem like simple common sense.
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In 1979, the state's senators, William Proxmire and Gaylord Nelson, established a commission to depoliticize the judicial-selection process.
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" Mercader also said the governor hopes to "depoliticize PREPA while providing a better, cheaper service to consumers across Puerto Rico.
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It is time for the politicians to embrace a nonpartisan solution and to depoliticize the highest bench in the nation.
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But if this weapon ever is used, we should have no illusions that it can be used to depoliticize the judiciary.
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Additionally, the international community should pressure Abbas to depoliticize the PSF by appointing and empowering an interior minister to supervise forces.
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They also plan to depoliticize state-owned companies and improve their efficiency, productivity and transparency and reform the indebted healthcare sector.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.): Warren said the focus on the Supreme Court should be to reform it and depoliticize it, reports Politico.
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The government talks of reintegrating them into the Iraqi army, but that could undo the years of effort to depoliticize the military.
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Pelosi, by contrast, wants to depoliticize the US-Israeli relationship, and wants to return it to a policy realm of bipartisan consensus.
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"We have done it because we want to depoliticize the whole process like the Democrats politicized the Anita Hill thing," Grassley said.
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"We said this is a unique opportunity for this branch to depoliticize oversight and say this is a branch issue," Gowdy said.
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But substantially expanding the Supreme Court, say by adding two dozen more justices, would actually be a nonpartisan action that would depoliticize it.
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Bridenstine, a former Republican congressman from Oklahoma, told CNN Business in an interview last year that he's worked hard to depoliticize the program.
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More importantly, they depoliticize a range of possible political actions that could be taken as a response to watching emergency unfold in Aleppo.
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"We must free the captured state institutions, depoliticize the Constitutional Court, get rid of the oligarchs," said Andrei Nastase, who leads ACUM alongside Sandu.
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" Another California Democrat on the committee, Eric Swalwell, said the "best way forward is to have an independent, bipartisan commission that can depoliticize this.
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Michael B. Mukasey promised to stabilize and depoliticize the department, and he is still highly regarded among career officials who say he meant it.
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Later that day, the Eurogroup — the group of eurozone finance ministers — made clear that it wanted Greece to depoliticize its banks and public administration.
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Instead, it is a call for our lawmakers to acknowledge that the future is coming and to depoliticize the technology that's on our horizon.
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" New York Times National Security and Legal Reporter Charlie Savage argued that the "long-term solution to this is just to depoliticize the games entirely.
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What has kept us going in the last almost 2149 years is our ability to the depoliticize oil, our ability to isolate the organization from geopolitics.
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Having a protocol in place for dealing with currency manipulation will help depoliticize the issue and reduce the temptation to threaten 45 percent tariffs, as Trump has.
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"Senate Democrats rightly said that the Senate should not bully Dr. Ford ... the way to depoliticize that and ensure that is with an outside counsel," they said.
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At last week's debate, South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg stood by his proposal to expand the court to 15 justices, which he has said would "depoliticize" it.
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It would help depoliticize the process, at least marginally, because if you have 17 justices and one steps down, then it's not as much of an earthquake.
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However, Mulvaney's proposed fixes would do little to depoliticize the agency, instead turning it into a powerful arm of temporary powers in Congress and the White House.
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Earlier in the day, Barkindo said at an oil and gas exhibition in the Iranian capital that "OPEC tries to depoliticize oil", Iran's oil ministry reported on Twitter.
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As technology journalist Zheng Jun wrote on Weibo, Twitter's Chinese equivalent, the attempt to "depoliticize" Huawei and "distance" it from the Chinese government may benefit the telecom giant.
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But it's hard to convincingly depoliticize a government agency's interest in a particular art movement — especially, in this case, one with a lineage that traces back to Abstract Expressionism.
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"We need to step back for a second and depoliticize this because this is about the safety of Americans and the integrity of the American democratic process," he added.
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Being open about abortion in the short term helps depoliticize it in the long term, and, paradoxically, allows it to be treated like the private medical procedure it is.
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Among the many possible approaches to this issue could be a separate dedicated tax to directly fund all economic security payments that would effectively depoliticize the broad spectrum of entitlements.
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On July 16, former Planned Parenthood President Leana Wen was pushed out after spending her eight-month tenure attempting to depoliticize abortion and frame it solely as a healthcare concern.
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Past stars made huge efforts to depoliticize their messages, like Michael Jordan saying "Republicans buy shoes too," but the current generation sees that ignoring these issues is no longer an option.
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One source, speaking on condition of anonymity, told Reuters on Thursday that China had proposed that no representative from either Maduro's or Guaido's camps attend the meeting to "depoliticize" the gathering.
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"We have done it because we want to depoliticize the whole process, like the Democrats politicized the Anita Hill thing," said Senator Charles E. Grassley of Iowa, the Judiciary Committee chairman.
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Moreover, they note that the Republican push to limit debate on certain nominations, including those for district court judges, demonstrates that any efforts to depoliticize the confirmation process is simply lip service.
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Yet when Bush was nominated as director of the Central Intelligence Agency, Senate Democrats made confirmation contingent on Bush agreeing not to participate in the 1976 campaign, presumably to depoliticize the agency.
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Shifting the policy process back toward a strong presumption of regular order would strengthen these committees, better incentivize the development of technical expertise among members, and help to depoliticize national security decisions.
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But as New York Sun Editor Seth Lipsky has taught us, the best way to depoliticize the Fed is to develop a standard of value to make the dollar strong, reliable, and stable.
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Republicans have defended their decision to outsource their questions to a prosecutor (or "female assistant" in Mitch McConnell's phrasing) as an effort to depoliticize Christine Blasey Ford's hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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"We have done it because we want to depoliticize the whole process, like the Democrats politicized the Anita Hill thing," said Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa and the chairman of the committee.
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Meanwhile, the U.S. House Committee on Natural Resources heard from energy, finance and restructuring experts on ways to depoliticize PREPA and make it a regulated and fully functioning utility in order to attract private investment.
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Despite being a key player in the most partisan confirmation process in decades, Collins said she hoped Kavanaugh, a former political operative in the George W. Bush White House, would work to depoliticize the court.
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Among Navalny's pledges: To depoliticize the judiciary, to champion a free media, to promote free market economics, to legalize personal handguns and to introduce a visa regime for visitors from Central Asia and the South Caucasus.
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But attempting to depoliticize abortion or insist that the procedure is categorically identical to other health care procedures downplays the implications of abortion in a way that removes it from any honest analysis of its political salience.
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Lebanese officials dream of catapulting another Lebanese into the N.B.A., and Mr. Halabi, the national federation's president, is trying to depoliticize and professionalize the game by drumming up broadcast deals and apolitical business sponsors for the teams.
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With the board's initial support, Dr. Wen, who is an emergency physician, had sought to expand Planned Parenthood's focus beyond abortion rights and toward reproductive health care more broadly, in part to depoliticize and safeguard the organization.
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The Republicans said she was selected in an attempt to depoliticize the process, but it has also been widely suspected that they wished to avoid the optics of a woman being questioned about sexual assault entirely by men.
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"My hope was that I could help to depoliticize the position of the executive director and focus on an array of programmatic concerns that I saw as needing to be addressed to keep the coastal program moving forward," he wrote.
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After taking a hard and exceptionally intrusive stance by banishing the two legislators from LegCo, it would be wise now to adopt a softer line — and try to depoliticize the atmosphere by giving the top job in Hong Kong to someone less alienating than C.Y. Leung.
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" Even Senator John McCain, who once joined with Democrats in an effort to depoliticize the judicial nomination process, recently told a radio show, "I promise you that we will be united against any Supreme Court nominee that Hillary Clinton, if she were president, would put up.
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But also emerging is an apparent attempt to depoliticize an increasingly heated dispute with the Justice Department: The A&T chief told Andrew that the Trump administration had never asked him to sell CNN, and that he didn't believe there was a "Trump factor" in the talks.
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Wen, who held the job for only nine months, said she and the board of directors had "philosophical" disagreements: She wanted to depoliticize abortion while the board saw political activism as the best way to fight increasing attacks on abortion access coming from state lawmakers and the Trump administration.
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The political fury surrounding Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation process could prompt the Supreme Court to hold off on tackling high-profile cases on issues like abortion and affirmative action in its upcoming term, according to legal experts who say Chief Justice John Roberts may want to take steps to depoliticize the court.
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Mayor Pete ButtigiegPeter (Pete) Paul ButtigiegPoll: Warren closes in on Biden's lead Warren surges to 9-point lead in California poll Biden leads Democratic field by double digits in Maryland: poll MORE was among the first to call for court packing by the next president — presumably a Democrat — as a way to depoliticize the court, but it is now a common refrain.
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Of course we need to get money out of politics, but when I propose the actual structural democratic reforms that might make a difference — end the Electoral College, amend the Constitution if necessary to clear up Citizens United, have DC actually be a state, and depoliticize the Supreme Court with structural reform — people look at me funny, as if this country was incapable of structural reform.
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"Of course we need to get money out of politics, but when I propose the actual structural democratic reforms that might make a difference -- end the electoral college, amend the Constitution if necessary to clear up Citizens United, have D.C. actually be a state, and depoliticize the Supreme Court with structural reform -- people look at me funny, as if this country was incapable of structural reform," Buttigieg said.
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The government sought to depoliticize the system and take the opinions of others into consideration.
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Unionists argued that their plan had the potential to depoliticize public life and to allow the nation to concentrate its energies on economic problems.
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Disease was rampant, but the Austrians were pragmatic and paid well for food supplies, so conditions were not harsh. Instead Austria tried to depoliticize Serbia, to minimize violence, and to integrate the country into the Empire.
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Svendsen, Davenport historical survey report : a thematic history of Davenport, Iowa, 1836–1940 with reference to buildings, structures & sites p. 7-2 After 1900, each mayor brought new agendas for city improvement. Waldo Becker encouraged new railroads for the city. He also promised a more business-like government, in terms of financial responsibility and to depoliticize the police department.
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The AIADMK sought to depoliticize the education policy of the government by not insisting that education be the Tamil language. Policies of AIADMK were targeted to the poorer segments of Tamil society – poor, rickshaw pullers, and destitute women and centralizing the massive noon meal scheme for children.Sinha 2005, p. 107 There was ambivalence toward the reservation policy and interests of farmers.
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Douglas & Wildavsky (1982), pp. 194–95. The second prominent theory, which is grounded in social psychology and behavioral economics, asserts that individuals’ risk perceptions are pervasively shaped, and often distorted by heuristics and biases.Kahneman, Slovic & Tversky (1982). Douglas maintained that this “psychometric” approach naively attempted to “depoliticize” risk conflicts by attributing to cognitive influences beliefs that reflect individuals’ commitments to competing cultural structures.
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Double consonants to denote short vowels are put in common use; the silent "h" is eliminated in a number of words; more "radical" forms in bokmål are made primary; while nynorsk actually offers more choices. However, it appeared that the 1959 attempt was the last gasp of the samnorsk movement. After this, the Norwegian Labour Party decided to depoliticize language issues by commissioning expert panels on linguistic issues.
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Unionists argued that their plan had the potential to depoliticize public life and to allow the nation to concentrate its energies on economic problems. A national referendum was held in March 1978 to allow the people to accept or reject the union government concept. A rejection of the union government meant a continuation of military rule. Given this choice, it was surprising that so narrow a margin voted in favour of union government.
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While films can be overtly political they can also depoliticize and oversimplify what is inherently complex, such as class struggle. Film, as it contributes to mass culture, has been criticized for reducing the concept of class to stereotypes and predictable formulas that promote superficial understandings of ideology. Such misrepresentation and the ignorance that it promotes and perpetuates has been said to make audiences and citizens vulnerable to manipulative tactics of politicians in a complex reality.Giroux, p.
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Duncan argued that the body would "depoliticize" energy debates in Ontario. Most energy companies supported this decision, while a number of environmental groups criticized it."Critics take aim at new energy board", Kitchener-Waterloo Record, June 16, 2004, A3. The Globe and Mailraised concerns over the authority's expanding budget in late 2006, but Duncan argued that its expenses are necessary to create a planning regime for the future.Karen Howlett, "Soaring hydro costs defended", The Globe and Mail, December 19, 2006, A8.
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Fine served as a member of the Recovery Accountability and Transparency Board. He resigned as the DOJ Inspector General in February 2011. He joined Dechert as a partner in the White Collar & Securities Litigation Practice on September 6, 2011. Shortly after he announced his retirement, the New York Times praised Fine's tenure as the DOJ Inspector General: > The Department of Justice's inspector general, Glenn Fine, stepped down on > Friday after a decade of pushing to clean up and depoliticize a > hyperpoliticized department.
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During the Hanshin protests in Osaka-Kobe, the Zainichi civil rights movement relied on support from the Japan Communist Party, but with the end of the Korean War, ethnic Korean activists moved away from an anti-Japanese stance and attempted to depoliticize their movement and severe ties with the Communist Party in Japan. Not all ethnic Koreans aligned with the communist ideology of the movement and a split within the Zainichi movement occurred when the South Korean Association in Japan (Mindan) was founded in 1948.
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However, this type of commentary has been criticized as an attempt to depoliticize MacLean's work. Seamus Heaney argued that Eimhir was similar to Beatrice in Dante's Divine Comedy, in that Eimhir "resolves at a symbolic level tensions which would otherwise be uncontainable or wasteful". Scottish poet Iain Crichton Smith said, "there is a sense in which the Spanish Civil War does not form the background to these poems, but is the protagonist". MacLean's work was innovative and influential because it juxtaposed elements from Gaelic history and tradition with icons from mainstream European history.
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The church's head, Simon Kimbangu's son, regularly exchanges public praise with Mobutu and has become one of the state's main ideological supports. Structurally, the church organization has been changed to parallel the administrative division of the state into regions, subregions, zones, and collectivities. The Kimbanguist Church deliberately rotates its officials outside their areas of origin in order to depoliticize ethnicity and centralize power, a policy taken directly from the state. An insistence on absolute obedience to the leader and a ban on doctrinal disputes also are shared by both institutions.
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After graduating from college, Ahern worked as an Indiana public school teacher until 1889, when she was appointed as the Indiana assistant state librarian. Ahern's early work at the state library included cataloging its collections. In 1893 the state legislature appointed Ahern as the Indiana state librarian, a political position that she retained until 1895. Ahern was outspoken in her fight for change at the state library, which included convincing the state's politicians to depoliticize the library's leadership appointments and to place the library under the Indiana Department of Education.
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Damaged buildings in Šabac, western Serbia. The policies of the Military Governorate of Serbia aimed to depoliticize and denationalize the Serb population since political and national awareness were perceived by the army to be the existential danger to the empire. Public assembly and political parties were banned, the Cyrillic alphabet was termed (dangerous to the state) and banned from schools and public spaces, streets were renamed and traditional Serbian clothing was proscribed. Teachers were brought from Austria, all Serbian students had to educated in the German language, according to Austrian academic standards.
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As free jazz, or 'improvised music' grew and developed as a popular genre of music in Europe, so did its supporters – both casual and scholarly. While there had always been a close association between free jazz and political and social strife in Europe, many supporters of the genre began pushing to depoliticize the music, urging listeners to consider free jazz as an art form rather than simply a provocative statement on society bereft of any actual musicality. Many listeners of the time believed that, "free jazz was as much a political as a musical phenomenon".Drott, pg.
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In both cases, Ali interfered to make sure that the leadership of both parties were not hostile towards Suharto's Government. In 1971, Ali also popularized the concept of the "Floating Mass" which sought to depoliticize Indonesian society and cut down on the influence of political parties. Perhaps more importantly, Ali set down the mechanisms by which Suharto would be able to be re-elected for the Presidency. After deciding on the Joint Secretariat of the Functional Groups (Sekber Golkar) as his political party, Suharto ordered Ali to begin preparing Sekber Golkar for the 1971 Legislative Election.
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It may bring some groups > together, but it also may contribute to depoliticize a movement and to > stereotype a diversity of social groups and cultures. These characteristics that are often used, such as Hollywood, to classify a person of Latina/o culture and identity has been termed by scholars, "As a system of media signification, Latinidad is a performative and performed dynamic set of popular signs associated with Latinas/os and Latina/o identity. Common signifiers of Latinidad are language, linguistic accents, religious symbols, tropical and spicy foods, and brown skin as a phenotypic identity." (Berg Ramirez p. 40–41).
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Attempting to explain why MacLean's earlier poetry has had the greatest influence, Derick Thomson wrote that it is love poetry which is most timeless, while MacLean's political poetry has not aged as well. According to Maoilios Caimbeul, "There is not, and I doubt there will ever be, a series of love poems" that would have as much influence on Gaelic literature. Ronald Black suggested that "duty [is not]... a comprehensible emotion nowadays" and therefore "the greatest universal in MacLean's verse is the depiction of that extraordinary psychosis which is called being in love". However, this type of commentary has been criticized as an attempt to depoliticize MacLean's work.
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"The "Third World War" and South America." Unclassified Department of State (July 1976): n. pag. Web. . The report recommended that U.S. policy towards Operation Condor should emphasize the differences between the five countries at every opportunity, to depoliticize human rights, to oppose rhetorical exaggerations of the "Third- World-War" type, and bring the potential bloc-members back-into our cognitive universe through systematic exchanges. Based on 1976 CIA documents stated that from 1960 to the early 1970s, the plans were developed among international security officials at the US Army School of the Americas and the Conference of American Armies to deal with political dissidents in South America.
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Mainstreaming results in the "deployment of 'deserving' figures" in which a select group of people who the social justice issue pertains to become cast as "hardworking", "professionals", or "things that are tolerable" to the dominant system while others are simultaneously cast as "undeserving" and are excluded. Mainstreaming then produces reformist reform or recuperative reform proposals that reinforce or recuperate harmful institutions while the harm and violence actually continues. Janet Newman states that "women's claims for equality [in the new social movements of the 1960s and 1970s] had been incorporated through processes of 'mainstreaming' that have served to bureaucratize and depoliticize feminism". Another challenge to creating non-reformist reform is the difficulty to avoid expanding the system one is attempting to reform.
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The newly formed APP was provided a few horses and Ford Model T's, and was primarily composed of former NWMP officers, with 85% of members previously being employed as Mounties. Despite efforts to depoliticize the new police force, the provincial government was excited about the prospect of the APP, in particular enforcing the Liquor Control Act and prohibition, which NWMP Commissioner Perry was happy to ignore. Additional restrictions to liquor control came in 1918 when the federal government outlawed importation of liquor containing more than 2.5% alcohol content into Canada, while just across the border, the state of Montana remained wet. Rum runners began operating across the Canada-United States border infamously through Whiskey Gap, British Columbia border, and Saskatchewan border using equipment superior to the APP's vehicles.
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Alberto Ruiz-Gallardón, minister of Justice, announced in 2012 his intention to change the method of election of the 12 members of the GCJ, returning to the old system of 1985. However, on December 21, 2012 the minister attended to the Council of Ministers with a preliminary project in which it was established that the election of the twenty members of the governing body of the judges was carried out directly by the Parliament, without previous elections in the judicial career.Gallardón takes to the Council of Ministers the reform of the GCJ contrary to the program of the Popular Party Ruiz-Gallardón considered that the reform, consensual with the PSOE, would contribute to depoliticization justice.Minister Gallardón: 'The direct election of the GCJ by the Parliament will depoliticize the Justice' The Council of Ministers rejected this project.
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Co-founded by physicians Kimberly Yonkers, Charles Landau and Gilead Lancaster in 2007, the group initially wanted to come up with solutions to the current healthcare system from the point of view of the patient and doctor. They felt that the only effective solution required a complete restructuring of the healthcare system from top to bottom and that systems from other countries as well as single payer plans proposed in this country would never be accepted by the American public or the US Congress. The group identified five important parts of the American healthcare system that needed to be addressed. These included the inefficiencies in medical offices and hospitals, the need to cover the entire population for basic healthcare services and keep the great quality of the current delivery of healthcare, promote and integrate scientifically validated diagnostic and therapeutic modalities and most importantly, to depoliticize healthcare and allow for a more manageable way to finance it.
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To depoliticize the issue further, the government appointed the semi-independent NTNF as the operator of the facility.Tamnes (1992): 61 The first oral consultations between the Soviet embassy and the Norwegian government took place in November 1964.Tamnes (1992): 62 In the Norwegian Government's internal evaluation, FFI stated that as long as regular inspections were carried out, there was little chance of military use of the installations, in particular because of the limited technical equipment which would be installed. The Norwegian Intelligence Service held a different opinion, and stated that if the right equipment was installed, the ground station could be used to listen to information from Soviet satellites in the area and that it would require a very competent inspector to find such equipment.Tamnes (1992): 64 Allowing Soviet inspectors access to the station was discussed politically, but this was quickly discarded as it would establish an unwanted precedent and would undermine the Norwegian sovereignty of the archipelago.Tamnes (1992): 65 Discussions between ESRO and Norwegian authorities continued, with ESRO pressing for a quick decision, while Norway was stalling the negotiations.
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Cultural feminism has also been criticized for engaging in capitalism, a practice feminists consider contradictory to feminist values and counterproductive to the feminist movement. To highlight problems with feminist capitalism, Echols analyzed the implementation, practices, and outcomes of the Feminist Economic Network (FEN), a feminist business that intended to use capitalism to help women overcome patriarchal barriers by lending money from feminist credit unions to feminist owned businesses. She found the network exploited employees, rejected democracy, collectivity, and accountability, and justified hierarchies of power within the business by claiming sisterhood ensures individual empowerment leads to collective empowerment for women. Echols’s findings can be expanded upon by a critique of cultural feminist business practices in Off Our Backs. The authors explain that the “feminist” businesses cultural feminists advocate for depoliticize feminism, are inherently hierarchal, have minimal access to political economic influence, and are implicitly reformist. Additionally, the authors point out the flaws in cultural feminists’ attempts to counter oppression through membership in an oppressive economic system, use of bootstrap theory, and turning feminism into both a commodity and market which ultimately serves “male” capitalism.
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In 1975, Pearson left academia and moved to Washington, D.C., to become president of the Council on American Affairs, President of the American chapter of the World Anti-Communist League, Editor of the Journal on American Affairs (later renamed The Journal of Social, Political and Economic Studies), and eventually President of University Professors for Academic Order (UPAO), an organisation advocating academic integrity, social order and that the university should not be "an instrument of social change" and working to depoliticize campus environments. He was also a Trustee of the Benjamin Franklin University. He also served on editorial board of the several institutions, including the Heritage Foundation, the Foreign Policy Research Institute, and the American Security Council, and that a number of conservative politicians wrote articles for Pearson's Journal on American Affairs and related Monographs, including Senators Jake Garn (R-UT), Carl T. Curtis (R-NE), Jesse Helms (R-NC), and Representatives Jack Kemp (R-NY), and Philip Crane (R-UT). Pearson was elected World Chairman of the World Anti-Communist League in 1978.
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