Aún no tenemos significados para "purely political".
1The recent event to 'promote' the grant was purely political, she wrote.
2Protesters, however, have denied that their fight is a purely political one.
3But from a purely political standpoint, it was out of the question.
4There was a time when budgets were motivated by purely political goals.
5Weishaupt thus contrives to give a purely political interpretation to Christ's teaching:
6Broadband providers probably wouldn't openly discriminate against content on a purely political basis.
7Mr Trimble accused republicans of repeatedly shunning efforts to make them purely political.
8The placement of the prime meridian is a purely political decision.
9The offence grave, though it was, was purely political and committed under excitement.
10Such countenance as was given to Lutheranism was given for purely political reasons.
11If criminal analogies failed, a purely political ground of defence must be adduced.
12The Overlord of Petrograd affirmed,... 'The Third Internationale... is a purely political group.
13Fixing the climate is not a practical conundrum, it is a purely political problem.
14The committee tasked with electing Democrats to Congress painted the ruling as purely political.
15The necessity for retaking East Prussia by the Germans was a purely political one.
16Religion was then, as it always had been, purely political.
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