"It's not just about expansion, it's about depoliticizing the Supreme Court," Sen.
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Depoliticizing the court should be the centerpiece of the Democratic Party's 2020 platform.
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Ironically, they sound like a form of depoliticizing for the sake of mass consumption.
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"It's not just about expansion, it's about depoliticizing the Supreme Court," she told Politico.
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Depoliticizing the Supreme Court sounds like a laudable goal, but it's a quixotic one.
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Finally, it's far from clear that his stated goal — depoliticizing the Court — is even possible.
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Facebook Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg thought he was depoliticizing his platform and focusing on connecting people.
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Depoliticizing religion is not only a necessary step for social order; it's also imperative for the economy.
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The Trump administration is to be commended loudly for beginning the process of depoliticizing energy and environmental policy.
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Depoliticizing space in Karachi thus is not just impossible, but a dubious attempt by the state to gaslight the public.
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"We are depoliticizing the issue of pedestrian safety," said Senator Andrew Gounardes of Brooklyn, the bill's sponsor in his chamber.
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There's no depoliticizing an institution that deals with political questions and operates in the context of political struggles and conflicts.
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He provided several options for depoliticizing the Supreme Court, and more than held his own on health care and gun control.
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But depoliticizing warfare cuts it off both from oversight, accountability, and the very purpose of politics, which is to broker solutions short of armed combat.
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But despite cautionary tales like what's happened in Arizona, there are also plenty of cases where such commissions have been successful in depoliticizing the judiciary.
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For the sake of the country, Democrats should be working toward depoliticizing the court, not refighting a battle over particular nominees that Mitch McConnell already won.
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Activists and scholars were skeptical — the breathless calculations seemed to underplay the institutional sexism that pervades Japanese society — but Matsui credits Abe with depoliticizing the debate.
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Emanuel SaidlowerOceanside, N.Y. To the Editor: Many scholars have argued that term limits for Supreme Court justices would go a long way toward depoliticizing the nomination process. Perhaps.
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In an influential paper published in the Yale Law Journal, law professors Daniel Epps and Ganesh Sitaraman suggest two ways to restructure the Supreme Court in the hopes of depoliticizing it.
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The danger of overusing the word "queer," Goldberg argues, is that it upends its very intention to resist definition, while depoliticizing it and placing incredibly limiting boundaries around the expansive space "queer" purports to be.
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But aside from depoliticizing issues of representation, Gander's remarks are also an unfortunate affront to his host city that dismisses its history and culture while ignoring an arts community that has existed long before the Remai Modern came to town.
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But rather than overhauling the military's internal institutions — from doctrinal precepts to personnel management and education and training — to meet the new realities, successive administrations focused on depoliticizing the military and compensating its loss of power with arms modernization and budgetary increases.
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Not only does Banksy's language undermine the Palestinian struggle and reduce it to a mere "disadvantage" in comparison to Israelis, but it also encourages this false non-partisan silence when it comes to the Palestinian Question, falsely depoliticizing it and misleading his guests into assuming this pseudo-neutrality, and effectively siding with the oppressor.
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But focusing too heavily on Stonewall turns it into a historical queer awakening that began in New York City, as opposed to a major event that led to further calls for LGBTQ liberation across the US. In other words, hyperfixating on Stonewall as a coming-out celebration runs the risk of depoliticizing the whole point of the riots in the first place.
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This would broaden public support for federal funding -- which is critical to the organization's survival, as federal funding makes up around 40% of its total budget While anti-abortion folks would likely still oppose the organization's abortion services, depoliticizing the clinics in this way might reduce hostility from opponents and even the number of violent threats that doctors, patients and volunteers face.
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The Constitutional Council (CC) is a 10-member constitutional authority in Sri Lanka tasked with maintaining independent commissions and monitoring its affairs. The Constitutional Council is aimed at depoliticizing the public service.
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The political theorist Jodi Dean has argued that Ferguson's approach to politics is "depoliticizing and accommodationist." For Dean, Ferguson's rejection of normative unity as a goal makes politics impossible, in that political actors can rarely unite against exploitation and oppression.
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Depoliticizing Development: The World Bank and Social Capital. Leftword / Anthem / Stylus. This leads to controversy as to the role of state institutions in the promotion of social capital. An abundance of social capital is seen as being almost a necessary condition for modern liberal democracy.
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Other scholars such as Thomas Nail have critiqued "vitalist" versions of new materialism for its depoliticizing "flat ontology" and for being ahistorical in nature. Quentin Meillassoux proposed speculative materialism, a post-Kantian return to David Hume which is also based on materialist ideas.Meillassoux, Quentin. 2008. After Finitude.
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"House votes to repeal estate tax" , The Hill. That same year, she voted to change the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's leadership from a single director to a bipartisan commission.Reps. Sinema, Neugebauer: CFPB Needs Bipartisan Leadership , ACA International (October 15, 2015).Kyrsten Sinema & Randy Neugebauer, Depoliticizing Elizabeth Warren's Pet Project , Wall Street Journal (October 14, 2015).
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When people no longer display these traits, they are no longer seen as ideal refugees, even if they still fit the legal definition. For this reason, there is a need to improve current humanitarian efforts by acknowledging the “narrative authority, historical agency, and political memory” of refugees alongside their shared humanity. Dehistorizing and depoliticizing refugees can have dire consequences.
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Nasser confronted Amer about the coup plot, which he denied before being arrested by Mohieddin. Amer committed suicide on 14 September. Despite his souring relationship with Amer, Nasser spoke of losing "the person closest to [him]". Thereafter, Nasser began a process of depoliticizing the armed forces, arresting dozens of leading military and intelligence figures loyal to Amer.
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NGO-ization refers to the professionalization, bureaucratization, and institutionalization of social movements as they adopt the form of nongovernmental organizations (NGOs).Sabine Lang (1997) "The NGOization of Feminism", in: Joan W. Scott/Cora Kaplan/Deborah Keates (eds.), Transitions, Environments, Translations. Feminisms in International Politics, London: Routledge, pp. 101-120. It led to NGOs' depoliticizing discourses and practices of social movements.
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He has analyzed the theory and history of free banking, a system under which commercial banks and market forces control the provision of banking services.Lawrence H. White, Competitive Money, Inside and Out , Cato Institute Journal 3, Spring 1983, 281–99. He supports "depoliticizing the supply of money," considers "free market monetary arrangements" feasible and argues that market monetary institutions "can more credibly be found by contract to perform as desired."Lawrence H. White, "Depoliticizing the Supply of Money," in Thomas D. Willett, Political business cycles: the political economy of money, inflation, and unemployment, Duke Press Policy Studies, Duke University Press, 1988, p. 460, , White's Free Banking in Britain analyzes the efficient systems of free banking in Scotland for 128 years until it was suppressed by the British Parliament which was having problems with its own banking system.
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He began his second presidential term in March 1965 after his political opponents were banned from running. Following Egypt's defeat by Israel in the 1967 Six-Day War, Nasser resigned, but he returned to office after popular demonstrations called for his reinstatement. By 1968, Nasser had appointed himself Prime Minister, launched the War of Attrition to regain lost territory, began a process of depoliticizing the military and issued a set of political liberalization reforms. After the conclusion of the 1970 Arab League summit, Nasser suffered a heart attack and died.
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On September 26, 2014, 43 students from the Ayotzinapa Teachers college were forcibly disappeared by Mexican security forces. The forced disappearance of the 43 students of Ayotzinapa inspired collective members to create videos with explicit messaging on the topic. Their first film received favorable reviews from NBC, while receiving the blessing of the Ayotzinapa parents, but suffered initially due to Mexican consulate interference. In New York City, the Mexican consulate attempts to maintain influence on art spaces for the purpose of depoliticizing the content that may traverse through such spaces.
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Yu claims that this view falls under what Robert Wade calls the "guided market economy." Li argues that the main problem with other less developed countries (LDCs) was that: > The alleged failure of the market in some other LDCs may, in fact, be due > precisely to the opposite reason: the failure of political intervention in > the market. Although the market structure was far from perfect at the > beginning of transition growth in the 1950s, the overall trend has been for > a strengthening of the market mechanism—a depoliticizing of the market. > Taiwan experience shows that reduced intervention can work.
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The depoliticizing of Indonesian society confined ethnic Chinese activities to the economic sector. Chinese Indonesian critics of the regime were mostly "peranakan" and projected themselves as Indonesians, leaving the ethnic Chinese with no visible leaders. On the eve of the 1999 legislative election, after Suharto's resignation, the news magazine Tempo conducted a survey of likely Chinese Indonesian voters on their political party of choice for the election. Although respondents were able to choose more than one party, 70 percent favored the Indonesian Democratic Party – Struggle (PDI–P), whose image of a nationalist party was considered favorable toward the ethnic Chinese.
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Voinovich long championed the need for a "Second Declaration of Independence", referring to the nation's energy situation. He supported clean air legislation ("Voinovich has idea on clearing the air", The Dayton Daily News, April 30, 2002) and argued for nuclear-energy development because it "provides a dependable, continuous stream of electricity, supports thousands of jobs, and does not emit any greenhouse gases" ("Depoliticizing decisions", The Columbus Dispatch, June 12, 2010). He served as Chairman and ranking member of the EPW Clean Air and Nuclear Safety Subcommittee, introducing legislation that helped to pave the way for applications for new nuclear power plants in the U.S.
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At the same time, the promise of and distribution of freebies is considered and criticized to be a form of bribery, disguised as people welfare. The right wing political parties and economists feel that the fiscal profligacy and handouts don’t make economic sense and, importantly, they tend to make people lazy. The leftists and the left leaning parties have raised concerns about the revenue model used for financing the freebie schemes. They accuse the two parties of depoliticizing the electorate and bribing the voters to turn blind eye to the corruptions of the regimes These social welfare schemes provide the Dravidian faction of the Tamilnadu politics an edge over the other regional and national parties.
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Karen Brodkin. Caring By The Hour (Urbana, IL: University of Illinois Press, 1988), 152. Although the focus on unity clouded the racially charged, anti-segregation sentiments of the first drive, workers believed it might eventually give them union representation. Depoliticizing the drive meant refraining from methods that could offend white technical or clerical workers as well as including some secretaries and many white workers in unionization efforts.Karen Brodkin. Caring By The Hour (Urbana, IL: University of Illinois Press, 1988), 150-151. Prevented from publicizing individual grievances because they were centered on race, the second drive failed to generate as much support as the first. As a result, while Sloan was able to gather support from a wide variety of individuals and avoid divisive politics, the urgency and motivation that characterized the 1974-1976 drive was absent in the second.Karen Brodkin. Caring By The Hour (Urbana, IL: University of Illinois Press, 1988), 149-154. In the end, Duke’s intimidation schemes and the general lack of spirit undermined the drive. By February 16, 1979, workers rejected the union in a 995-761 vote, resulting in a margin four times the size of that in 1976.
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