Examples of using Politicisation in English and their translations into German
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Politicisation of media remains a big challenge.
It must reflect an in-depth politicisation of the unification enterprise.
What we have seen over the last few days was the search for the lowest common denominator:nationalisation and politicisation.
However, unnecessary politicisation of technical issues must be avoided.
Civil society:overall civil society is suffering from fragmentation and politicisation, and of a lack of expertise.
As for politicisation- politicisation of these issues is almost inevitable.
If the equity portfolio were managed actively, this could send undesirable signals to the market, and might also lead to the politicisation of investment decisions.
Doing so would lead to politicisation, because voting results would then be discussed.
However, it must be emphasisedthat the old demons have not disappeared entirely and excessive politicisation continues to affect the work of this body.
However, concerns about politicisation have been reinforced by the content of the wiretaps, and merit based recruitment continues to be undermined.
This includes public administration, which remains weak in most enlargement countries, with limited administrative capacity,high levels of politicisation and a lack of transparency.
There are credible reports of extensive politicisation of the Government of Zimbabwe's own food supplies.
The Commission attaches great importance to the close monitoring of the deliveryof humanitarian assistance, the potential threats to the neutrality of humanitarian assistance and possible politicisation of this assistance.
Commissioner, I believe President Putin's politicisation of Gazprom is just as dangerous as the politicisation of OPEC by a few Gulf States 30 years ago.
The revelations in the context of the wiretapping case have corroborated earlier serious concerns of the Commission and others over political interference in the judiciary and the media,increasing politicisation of state institutions and the conduct of elections.
For the moment, the politicisation of the movement has settled on the« high cost of life» and the necessity to tax the rich and the big companies to support a new ecology policy.
However, its results in ensuring merit-based recruitment and tackling politicisation are uneven; this should be ensured at all levels, including for senior positions.
Rather the politicisation of art means a thorough rejection of systems of display, production, and consumption, monitoring and inclusion as well as elitism and exclusion, as art disperses into everyday practice and becomes political, that is, democratically available to all as practice and matter for critique.
An analysis of a research institute has revealed as further issues: the large Roma minorities, poor cooperation,excessive politicisation(hospitals have become toys of political interests), wage decreases and high pressure of work.
George Will argued that the war against the politicisation of higher education was more important than the war against Iraq[14], while one of the most common charges against PC has been that it is a new McCarthyism.
In particular, anything to do with staff recruitment,promotion and motivation has been affected by a growing renationalisation and politicisation which have produced an adverse effect on the functioning of a civil service that must be impartial and neutral.
On the one hand, to what extent politicisation and radicalisation lead to conflicts and violence and, on the other hand, how far they can contribute to overcoming conflicts by making social and political ills a subject of discussion.
On 9 September 2013, an investigative judge ordered hisdetention for four days because of a Facebook post in which he criticised the politicisation of prosecutions and in October 2015 he was sentenced to three months imprisonment for a Facebook post against a public prosecutor.
Question: how will we safeguard the politicisation of the unification of Europe and the limited cooperation which can give impetus to those who really want to do something different against American efforts to reduce everything to the lowest common denominator?
JCC members point out the importance of carrying out a public administration reform to ensure that Montenegro has the capacity to apply the EU acquis,tackle politicisation and increase the transparency and professionalism of the civil service.
Already weak and inefficient, prone to corruption, politicisation, lack of co-ordination between departments, and outright intimidation of its officials, judicial systems across the isthmus have been an easy target for organised crime.
As has already been mentioned here, the EU is the single largest donor institution to Cambodia, and for that reason it is important that in this resolution we do not just content ourselves with condemning the numerous breaches of human rights in the country,the lack of any proper viable judicial system, and the politicisation of the armed forces.
These relate to: the effectiveness and stability of Albania's democratic institutions, notably parliament;continued politicisation of public administration; pending judiciary reform; enforcement of rule of law, notably in the fight against corruption and organised crime; and implementation of legislation on human rights.
Organisational difficulties on the part of the public authorities in the recipient states, in particular: lack of involvement of the authorities concerned(12 Delegations), lack of transparency, no clear definition of responsibilities, sluggish procedures and bureaucracy(13 Delegations),excessive politicisation of aid programmes(7 Delegations), and corruption 9 Delegations.
Only in light of the obvious weaknesses, such as, among others, Eurocentric dominance on many levels, lack of participation"from the bottom up",increasing politicisation"at the top" with the tendency to assert national interests, one-sided view and focus on the tangible without social references, the authors succeed in developing the first conceptual ideas for crossing the bridge to intangible heritage in order to determine the value status of World Heritage in a new, ever self-defining world society.