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Meanings of political term in English

Term; word or phrase that is part of political terminology.

Usage of political term in English
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Chinese Taipei is a political term rather than a geographical one.
The Guardian
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It's a political term which is unfortunately irrelevant to our societies, he told TheSouthAfrican.
The South African
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The origin of the word Agrarianism, as an obnoxious political term, is somewhat curious.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 03, No. 18, April, 1859 / A Magazin...
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Not quite a political term, but still plenty of time to do some interesting things.
Reuters
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Monday signals the beginning of a busy political term.
The Irish Times
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Locally elected councillors, by virtue of a political term, have to answer directly to the public.
The Guardian
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To borrow another political term, it is not so much a squeezed middle but the absence of one.
The Irish Times
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I have been so treated by men I knew to be-touse a political term-"viledemocrats."
Henry Ossian Flipper, the Colored Cadet at West Point / Autobiog...
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Their New Year messages showed sharp divisions which may set the tone for the new political term at Stormont.
The Irish Times
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Policymakers understandably search for one or two headline policies which do the trick within one political term of office.
The Guardian
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It is a political term which every mother can feel the force of, and every child can judge of.
The Writings of Thomas Paine — Volume 1 (1774-1779): The America...
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It is a geo political term, and one that I personally take offence to when used in relation to Ireland.
The Irish Times
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DRAPIER: Well, we are some way into the political term, the big dramas have been played out and almost concluded.
The Irish Times
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But spare a thought for those who toil in Leinster House in these final weeks of a seemingly unending political term.
The Irish Times
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That campaign gave rise to the political term "swiftboating," generally taken to mean an attack campaign based on unsubstantiated accusations.
Reuters
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Politicians were back at their desks this week, and the set pieces of the new political term will begin over the coming days.
The Irish Times
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