politicised

Mr Qin said it would not be in Australia's interest to allow the matter to be "exaggerated or politicised" .

Or does it suggest that the judiciary is politicised, ready to violate the presumption of innocence and tear up the writ of habeas corpus?

A number of galleries showed politicised work and a few even devoted whole stands to the recent uprisings.

Certainly, estimating North Korea's food needs has long been a politicised business.

Events in Moscow this week dramatically demonstrated the extent to which law enforcement has been politicised.

Some of those involved may "ride the wave, " and take advantage of those who are not politicised, seizing illegitimate opportunities.

At the same time he pushed an anti-corruption agenda, which (while laudable) was highly politicised and often did not follow due process.

Yet even in this highly politicised milieu, the material comforts of my life back home were among their chief preoccupations.

Among the actual victims of the violence, feelings are much less politicised.

In his interview with the FT last month, Mr Guan accused his western competitors of being "politicised and highly ideological" .

The much politicised global imbalance is still by far the most prominent factor on the radar screen.

Unfortunately, that economic legacy is littered with wasted opportunity, bad judgments and politicised policy.

Some bilateral aid agencies also stand out, but national aid schemes are generally fragmented, inefficient and far more politicised.

"Qualifications have become utterly politicised. "

Putin's third empire project also includes, crucially, a tightening of Moscow's politicised grip on Europe's strategic energy supplies.

Famed for creating politicised stencils on the walls of public buildings, Banksy's identity has never officially been revealed.

But Peter Tatchell, a veteran gay-rights campaigner, says the real import into Africa is not homosexuality but politicised homophobia.

Giving direct subsidies to firms often also becomes a highly politicised process, leading to inefficient lobbying.

"Public interest lawyers are . . . on the defensive in the present highly politicised and ideological legal environment. "

Anarchic and politicised rather than orderly and neutral, the pavilion defies Swiss stereotypes.

Glossy lifestyle magazines are becoming politicised; one has even put Lyudmila Alexeeva, an 83-year-old human-rights activist, on its cover.

Britain's new scheme avoids the trap of politicised lending by leaving specific credit decisions with the banks.

At many Latin American public universities students pay nothing, staff are unsackable, and the curriculum is old-fashioned and politicised.

This careful book allows the reader to navigate a course through highly-politicised waters.

oleg_pavliv: I'd say that Moscow is overly politicised and anti-Ukrainian.

Telecom Italia's attempts to hive off its mobile-phone business became highly politicised.

Worse, public institutions are again being politicised.

and fears are growing that the commission will remain politicised.

A broad, politicised hostility to foreign direct investment would come at a high cost.

It is essential to judicial independence that the process of judicial appointment should never be politicised.

Even in 1998 the selection of the first ECB president, Dutchman Wim Duisenberg, was heavily politicised.

The Egyptian, Farouk Hosny, denounced the organisation as "politicised" .

Calculating North Korea's food needs is a politicised game of inadequate data.

It may be that a certain level of education makes it more likely that people will become politicised.

And exchange rate levels, regrettably, have been very much politicised, affecting market sentiment.

Spain's politicised judicial system finds itself caught in the middle.

The central bank is likely to become more and more politicised, as its actions induce further concentration of the financial sector.

There are signs that the academics are succeeding in their campaign to make the population debate less politicised and more evidence-based.

The dossier is already poisonously politicised.

The debate in America about the war in Afghanistan became increasingly politicised.

He was evidently politicised: he raved on the internet about the currency and the government.

The problem is that defence is a politicised industry and governments have their own agendas.

An excessive and politicised focus on the exchange rate deflects attention from three areas where enduring changes are needed.

The use of social networking sites by online sexual predators targeting children has become a highly politicised issue