Apolitical means not political. I am apolitical, and don't care who wins the election.
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Naujienos - apolitical newspaper - was created in 1901.
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Naujienos - apolitical newspaper - ended in 1903.
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apolitical; but I prefer the phrase: "autonomously apolitical"
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Apolitical means to be not involved or interested in political activities or issues. It refers to individuals or groups who choose to remain neutral or unaffiliated with any political party or ideology.
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No one is "apolitical". If a Christian chooses to be removed from the political process but supports the current system, he/she may very well be just an uninvolved conservative or libertarian.
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No. By international treaty, all of space is internationalized/apolitical.
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The word is apolitical. The person is either called "an apolitical" or it is said that their position is apolitical if they do not believe in politics. While "apolitical" is formed by adding a Latin prefix "a" which is a negation, being "apolitical" is not always negative. For example, in the US during the 20th-century-period of administrative and political reform, the professions of city planning, government policy analyst and city manager, were shaped to aspire to the ideal of being technical and apolitical. Progressives at one time emphasized technology, measurement and being apolitical as a way to move forward fairly and equally towards change (i.e. slum improvement vs. Tammany Hall dealing).
In fact, the notion of a written Civil Service test for government employment, at the local, state and federal level was an attempt to use an apolitical strategy for hiring and promotion. Of course the question has been raised many times, even to the point of reaching the courts, as to the "political" nature, or political bias possible in the questions on these exams. It is argued by some experts that the politicization-- increasing the politics in the above professions has led to a decline in the number of practitioners with strong technical knowledge in their fields. While the "apolitical" modernist emphasized technology and measurement, the post modern world emphasizes feelings, politics and who you know.
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Synonyms = governmental, policy-making, semipolitical
Antonyms = apolitical, unpolitical.
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Well, the stem a means not and if your running for for the presidency then you are probably political so the answer is no.
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Well, the stem a means not and if your running for for the presidency then you are probably political so the answer is no.
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Neither since she was a British citizen and was apolitical. She did however receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom from President George W. Bush.
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In some cases, voters can choose a candidate from an apolitical party for public office through a system of open primaries or nonpartisan elections. In open primaries, voters are not required to be registered with a particular political party and can select any candidate, including those from apolitical parties. Nonpartisan elections do not include party affiliations on the ballot, allowing voters to focus on the candidate's qualifications rather than their political affiliation.
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A skinhead who is not racist, nor vehemently anti-racist, but is apolitical and interested only in "traditional" skinhead music and culture.
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Nigeria needs more apolitical citizens than politicians to foster a more engaged and informed electorate that prioritizes national development over partisan interests. Apolitical citizens can advocate for accountability, transparency, and social justice, driving positive change from the grassroots level. This shift can help reduce corruption and promote civic responsibility, ultimately leading to a more stable and prosperous society. Empowering citizens to focus on collective well-being rather than political affiliations can enhance democracy and governance in the country.
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Robots being apolitical would not conduct warfare as an extension of human politics .
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A politics-administration dichotomy is an administration that can be apolitical. No administration has ever been formed that has ever come close to being apolitical. Politics is what a government does and administration is how it does it. "What do I do?" and "How do I do it?" are related questions no matter what field your in. Politics-administration dichotomy not only cannot be sustained, it cannot be initiated. One begets the other. To separate the two would beg the question "Why are we doing this?"
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Reverend Jesse Jackson Sr.
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Either a podium, or a body of ideas a person [usually apolitical candidate ] espouses.
It may be called a Dais.
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For example, medical terms, where "a" means "without": "Apnea", but also something different : ""asymmetric".
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Louis Pasteur was known for being apolitical and focused primarily on his scientific research and innovations. While he did express some patriotic sentiments, he generally stayed out of political matters and controversies.
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aside- Away from ones thought
atheist- Not believing in God
anarchy- Not a government
anonymous- Not named or identified
apathy- No feeling or interest
apolitical- No interest in politics
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Science is apolitical and amoral, meaning it can be used by any faction for any purpose. As such, science cannot create peace, but only effect the conditions under which peace is created.
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'Asymmetric'.
NB When an 'a' or 'an' is placed in front of a word, it means 'no/not'.
The king of the UK , King charles(III) is 'apolitical'. That is he is not of any political opinion.
Simple living cells, can be described 'Asexual'.
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1. Having no interest in or association with politics.
2. Having no political relevance or importance
3. Having an independent, unbiased or politically neutral position.
4. Non-aligned, free from party politics.
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He ran as a Whig. He was rather apolitical, having never voted. He did not at all campaign to be nominated. When he was nominated, the Whigs sent him a letter, which he refused to pay postage on, since he got a lot of unsolicited mail.
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'Asymmetrical' means ' NOT symmetrical'.
In the English language, when 'a' , 'an', as' or 'at' e=is placed in front of a word, it means 'NOT'.
e.g. 'Apolitical' NO political
Asexual ; NOT sexual .
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Referred to as the "crucified skin" or simply as the "crucified", symbolizes the persecution of the skinhead cult by outsiders, the media, the general public, etc. Worn as a tattoo, pin, patch or t-shirt design by skinheads of all political (as well as apolitical) beliefs.
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Interpol can assist in fighting terrorism by facilitating international police cooperation, sharing intelligence, and coordinating joint operations among its member countries. It provides platforms for the exchange of information on terrorist threats while adhering to its apolitical mandate, ensuring neutrality by not intervening in political, military, or religious issues. By focusing on operational support and capacity building, Interpol helps member states strengthen their law enforcement capabilities without taking sides in conflicts. This approach allows for effective counter-terrorism efforts while respecting the sovereignty and varied political contexts of its member nations.
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Reasons would include:
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An interest group can represent any given interest, be it conservative, liberal or apolitical. It all depends on whether the interest being represented in a given case is considered conservative (e.g. the National Rifle Association) or liberal (e.g. a pro-environment movement).
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Mary Robinson is no longer the Irish President. Her term was from 1990 to 1997. She was a nominee of the Labour Party. Michael D. Higgins, the current president, was a nominee of the Labour Partyl. Irish presidents are apolitical, so they do not belong to any party once in office.
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These are additions to words that alter their meaning.
A prefix, is added at the beginning of a word, is added and the can by just a single letter 'a'. e.g. politicakl and apolitical or sexxual and asexual. The 'a' means 'not'.
A postfix is more correctly named as a 'suffix'. is added at the end of a word. e.g. morn, and 'morning', or 'amend' and 'amended'.
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Because he got 'sympathy vote'.
Bulgarian people were tired with previous parties in power.
And Simeon was King of Bulgaria (before the abolition of Monarchy in 1944. He lived in exile in Spain. His return created a vast popularity to a mjor part of the ordinary publics (apolitical voters).
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Giles Scott-Smith has written:
'Networks of empire' -- subject(s): American Exchange of persons programs, Relations
'The politics of apolitical culture' -- subject(s): Anti-communist movements, Congress for Cultural Freedom, Relations, United States, United States. Central Intelligence Agency
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Martin is a very apolitical young man, and chooses not to worry about such issues so far from his home. Instead, Martin enjoys thinking about his favourite food (cold moist turkey wraps with mustard and potato wedges) and relaxing in his personal sunbed beneath the Danish sun on winter weekends.
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State governments, theoretically. The state legislature passes a plan and the governor signs it usually. When the legislature is controlled by a different party than the governorship it can go to the Courts, who will generally redraw the borders to conform with the population changes, but with as small changes as otherwise possible. Some states also have apolitical commissions to redraw borders every ten years.
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Dean Martin was generally associated with the Republican Party. However, his political views were not overtly publicized, and he often preferred to keep his political affiliations private. His friendships with prominent Republican figures, such as President Ronald Reagan, suggest a leaning towards Republican ideals. Nevertheless, he maintained a reputation for being apolitical in his public persona.
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As far as I can tell, he has never publically expressed an opinion for or against it. For the duration of his term, he is unlikely to express any views on the issue, since this would violate the convention that the Governor General remain apolitical. By the same token, his views on the issue are essentially irrelevant, since he cannot express or act on them.
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Countries such as France and Mexico do not allow police and armed forces to vote. This restriction is often based on the principle of maintaining neutrality within the military and law enforcement, ensuring that these institutions remain apolitical and focused on their duties rather than political affiliations. Such regulations vary by country and are intended to uphold the integrity of the security forces.
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The military overrides the police when it comes to decisions. The MPs, or military police, are still considerred police but can override any police order, even state police. Also, if things get bad enough, the police has to call the military
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'Anaerobic' means NO air/oxygen
'Aerobic' meansWITH air/oxygen
NB There are many opposityes in the English language , that begin with 'a.an'.
e.g.
political/apolitical
sexual/asexual.
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Salafiyya is an Islamic reformist movement that seeks to return to the practices and beliefs of the "salaf," or the early generations of Muslims, particularly the first three generations after the Prophet Muhammad. It emphasizes a literal interpretation of the Quran and Hadith, advocating for a puritanical approach to Islam free from innovations (bid'ah) and external influences. Salafiyya is often associated with a strict adherence to monotheism (tawhid) and can be found in various forms, ranging from apolitical to more radical interpretations.
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