Significados de political term en inglés

Chinese Taipei is a political term rather than a geographical one.

It's a political term which is unfortunately irrelevant to our societies, he told TheSouthAfrican.

The origin of the word Agrarianism, as an obnoxious political term, is somewhat curious.

Not quite a political term, but still plenty of time to do some interesting things.

Monday signals the beginning of a busy political term.

Locally elected councillors, by virtue of a political term, have to answer directly to the public.

To borrow another political term, it is not so much a squeezed middle but the absence of one.

I have been so treated by men I knew to be-touse a political term-"viledemocrats."

Their New Year messages showed sharp divisions which may set the tone for the new political term at Stormont.

Policymakers understandably search for one or two headline policies which do the trick within one political term of office.

It is a political term which every mother can feel the force of, and every child can judge of.

It is a geo political term, and one that I personally take offence to when used in relation to Ireland.

DRAPIER: Well, we are some way into the political term, the big dramas have been played out and almost concluded.

But spare a thought for those who toil in Leinster House in these final weeks of a seemingly unending political term.

That campaign gave rise to the political term "swiftboating," generally taken to mean an attack campaign based on unsubstantiated accusations.

Politicians were back at their desks this week, and the set pieces of the new political term will begin over the coming days.