a political line造句

• It has a political line of the alternative left, workers'self-management and federalism.
• In it, he defended a political line favourable to the neo-socialism.
• Offri said he would not seek a political line of defense.
• North of Lewiston, Idaho's western border is a political line.
• It does not follow a political line and is owned by Lebanese business executives.
• "Primary Colors " director Mike Nichols has been spinning a political line like a presidential spokesman.
• We are not putting out a political line.
• The only thing they did was believe in a political line that is different from the Authority.
• Some are drawing a political line.
• In 1999, Hinckley defended such activism because it deals with a moral issue-- a political line that includes opposing gambling and alcohol use.
• D'Alema, along with Franco Marini, then leader of the Italian People's Party, pursued a political line aimed at strengthening the parties in spite of the coalition.
• When the magazine reemerged late in 1937, it came with the addition of additional editors and new writers who advanced a political line deeply critical of Stalin's USSR.
• Critics, amplifying a political line of attack that Democrats have used on issues as varied as energy prices and campaign finance, called Bush a captive of corporate interests.
• The military line became a political line in 1948, when separate republics emerged on both sides of the 38th parallel, each republic claiming to be the legitimate government of Korea.
• Bethel liked the idea of getting tough with students by drawing a political line in the sand, using the state achievement exam to determine which students passed and which flunked.
• A political line predominates over the regime . " Taaffe has also written,'Trotsky then makes a fundamental point : " Only a correct policy can guarantee a healthy party regime . "'
• According to Gorczyca, Isac's 1949 poem, together with similar ones by Ion Brad, Victor Felea and Miron Radu Paraschivescu, illustrates the " embarrassing obedience " to a political line imposed on writers by the country's officials.
• Paolo Cento, a lawmaker for the Green Party, complained that Buttiglione was " a problem for Italy and for Europe because he has proposed a political line on justice and civil rights that is retrograde ."
• Allen, they said, took advantage of his access to Casey to promote a political line  that an opening could be made to Iranian moderates-that could not be supported by the information they had gathered on Iran's internal politics.