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Meanings of political class in English

Russian
доминирующий класс
Portuguese
classe dominante
Spanish
clase dirigente

Social class of a given society that decides upon and sets that society's political agenda.

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доминирующий класс
Usage of political class in English
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The bank crisis fed the sense of frustration with Bulgaria's political class.
Reuters
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Bensalah said he would consult with the political class and civil society.
Reuters
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OPINION:Twice in a generation the political class has mismanaged the public finances.
The Irish Times
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Fashion is useful to the political class for a number of reasons.
The South African
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OK, much of Greece's political class was in a state of denial.
The Guardian
6
Outside the political class in Belfast, few could name half-a-dozen Southern politicians.
The Irish Times
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This proved popular with voters fed up with the professional political class.
Reuters
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The comments were interpreted as a coded signal to Britain's political class.
Reuters
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We can't do anything about the fact the political class were ill-prepared.
The Guardian
10
The traditional political class is at a loss over what to do.
Reuters
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The political class has lost this talent, at the worst possible moment.
The Guardian
12
We have a political class in this country who are pretty interchangeable.
The Guardian
13
They will shape the response of the political class to the unexpected result.
The Irish Times
14
The Corpbank crisis has fed the sense of frustration with Bulgaria's political class.
Reuters
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There is a widespread crisis of belief in the political class.
The Guardian
16
The prime minister had wanted a technocratic cabinet independent from the political class.
Reuters
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Ireland
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United States of America
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