Meanings of join political in anglès

People who wear white ribbons for peace do not join political parties.

We don't join political parties and we are losing our religion.

Until recently, Lindsey was reluctant to join political events because her husband works with state Republicans.

They should also join political parties and civil society organisations to the extent that they have the time and capability.

They are generally free from the strict enforcement of dress codes or restrictions on movement, and can join political life.

Few women in India are encouraged to enter politics, and those who join political parties are rarely selected to stand as candidates in polls.

They are, however, less reluctant to join political associations, which appear to them to be without danger, because they adventure no money in them.

Farage joins political rivals Cameron and Boris Johnson in appointing an ex-BBC journalist as director of communications.

Priests are still barred from joining political parties, even if they run in elections, Legoida said, and he said such had been tightened.

She and others joined political activists on Tuesday to call for Christie's resignation - if he played a role in the traffic fiasco.

LEIPZIG, Germany (Reuters) - When Matthias Rudolph joined political protests in Leipzig in 1989, he wanted to change the Communist German Democratic Republic.

The families of victims of the Swiss canyoning accident which killed 21 young adventurers last week joined political leaders in an emotional memorial service yesterday.

Popular social networking and content-sharing site Facebook was blocked in Iran on May 23, joining political and human rights websites which had already been blocked.