Значения термина political program на английском

The socialist movement is one thing, the socialist political program is another.

Decentralization is a political program designed to restore control over a civil-service establishment.

Third, Biden represents for many a political program and strategy that failed in 2016.

The writings of Karl Marx were transformed into a far-reaching political program by Lenin.

The topic is also a top point of discussion on every cable TV political program.

The rank and file did not, except in rare instances, make up their political program.

Lincoln's political program had ended apparently in a wreck.

Immediately after the convention of 1893 affiliated unions began to give their endorsement to the political program.

Beyond sprawls an archeological dig with a political program in which she is, at best, a guest.

They indicate, if they did not shape, the mold in which the bronze of Japan's political program was cast.

That if it's a political program, then it has to be successful even if it's failing because people have to run for re-election.

It has come to stand for the social and political program of a party, the Social-Democratic party of Germany and other European states.

Jack Cafferty made the comments earlier this month on CNN's political program, The Situation Room, prompting an angry demand from China for an apology.

Enrico Berlinguer, the Communist Party Secretary, wants to abandon his policy of parliamentary abstention and, with the Christian Democrats, draft a common political program.

Parties were formed, political programs articulated, and access to power opened to many.

Political programs, very much like hamburgers, cars, alcohol, sports events, artworks, and financial services, are marketed.