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Meanings of politically neutral in English

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Usage of politically neutral in English
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He has repeatedly said he wants the military to remain politically neutral.
Reuters
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Indonesian regulations require that free-to-air television stations remain politically neutral and independent.
Reuters
3
O'Donnell, a politically neutral civil servant, said SC vetting had been appropriate.
Reuters
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It also risks dragging the 93-year-old, politically neutral queen into the dispute.
Reuters
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If the BBC is politically neutral, how does it explain Andrew Neil?
The Guardian
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The successful Christian businesswoman and corporate lawyer is regarded as politically neutral.
BBC
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The armed forces and top civil servants in Britain are traditionally politically neutral.
Reuters
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New Zealand First has also called on the King to stay politically neutral.
Radio NZ
9
The politically neutral advisory board screens candidates and makes recommendations to the Government.
The Irish Times
10
Many philosophers reject the notion that given technologies are inherently politically neutral, Gaycken said.
Wired
11
For the Days had been politically neutral from time immemorial.
The Lair of Bones
12
For centuries the Days have claimed to be politically neutral.
The Lair of Bones
13
By law, state sector workers must be politically neutral.
Radio NZ
14
Language is not politically neutral, and even less so is the literate practice of language.
The Civilization of Illiteracy
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However, a palace spokesman said: The Queen remains politically neutral as she has for 63 years.
The Guardian
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Both scientists stressed that the new system must be accepted as scientifically sound and politically neutral.
Reuters
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Politically neutral across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare