political establishment

政治建制：指一个国家或地区的政治体系和权力结构

常用释义

词性释义

政治建制：指一个国家或地区的政治体系和权力结构，包括政府、政党、官僚机构等。
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Unlike many of his business peers, Mr Huang has not joined the Chinese Communist party or other parts of the political establishment.
Mr Greenspan counters that that would not have been acceptable "to the political establishment" given the very low rate of inflation.
For Merkel and the German political establishment, it's the best of both worlds.
Not so long ago Britain's political establishment was laid low by the media furore over fiddled parliamentary expenses.
The arrest of a regime insider on such an outlandish charge sent a shudder through Iran's political establishment.
Student leaders are leery, citing what they consider to be a history of betrayals of reform by Chile's political establishment.
Because of these problems, it is planned to shake up the whole political establishment and eventually do away with party politics.
Blame a political establishment of underwhelming talent and vision, and an almighty constitutional mess.
Many Iraqis characterized the bombings as a sign of the failure of the country's entire political establishment.
His view is very much that of the political establishment, but some civil rights and freedom of speech activists agree.
The arrangement shields it from immediate threat, but even there the political establishment is intent on dismantling the defences.
But the historic gesture nonetheless faces resistance from the French political establishment, where distrust of Nato runs deep.
It has been years since a billionaire attacked the Russian political establishment.
The political establishment is betting heavily that Hillary Clinton will become America's next president.
网络释义

政治的制度化

...判断」（critical judgment）以及「政治的制度化」（political establishment） 在田立克的构思中，这三条路径并非是单向进 …
更新时间：2025-05-03 17:54

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