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(1) I also reports the nations' nonpolitical attributes in which the five peoples take pride.

(2) They align themselves with non controversial, nonpolitical and highly resected nonprofit or charitable organizations.

(3) And a government-appointed receiver — someone hard-nosed and nonpolitical — should have broad power to revamp G.M. with a viable business plan and return it to a private operation as soon as possible.

(4) Reports indicated that those sentenced to prison for nonpolitical crimes were typically sent to reeducation prisons where prisoners were subjected to intense forced labor.

(5) It's an essentially nonpolitical position, and nobody questioned Ms. Johnson's qualifications: she was approved by a vote of 94 to 2.

(6) People are inducted into it just as they are socialized into nonpolitical roles and social systems.

(7) The country is currently run by a banker, Lamberto Dini, who leads a nonpolitical government of technocrats. Sentencedict.com

(8) He had made up his mind to appoint a nonpolitical committee of outside experts and prominent private citizens.

(9) No, the Polk County chairman for Forbes is worried about something entirely nonpolitical: the weather.

(10) A White House spokesman said Herman mistakenly thought the coffee was an official, nonpolitical meeting.

(11) Likewise, constitutional issues need to be resolved in a nonpolitical forum.

(12) This right may not be invoked in the case of prosecutions genuinely arising from nonpolitical crimes or from acts contrary to the purposes and principles of the United Nations.

(13) He learned to lead by example and soon recognized his own country%26rsquo; s need for a professional(sentencedict.com), nonpolitical military.

(14) Some reports noted a distinction between those accused of political, as opposed to nonpolitical, crimes and claimed that the government offered trials and lawyers only to the latter.

(15) These are the consequences of what might be described as perfect, " long-continued, and " nonpolitical " price control.

(16) He learned to lead by example and soon recognized his own country's need for a professional, nonpolitical military.

(17) President Bush, who plans to attend the Games, has said that he considers the Olympics nonpolitical but has not specified whether he intends to participate in the opening ceremony.

(18) These cases are but a few examples of how our press begin to act as a watchdog on a wider range of both political and nonpolitical issues.

(19) Social organizations are the organizations outside of the political parties and government, usually with the nonpolitical, nonprofit and voluntary characteristics.

(20) At the University of Washington, students fought tolimit the Dalai Lama's address to nonpolitical topics.

(21) The UN climate-change panel's new report is an opaque, conservative and nonpolitical document with a stark message: quick, deep cuts in fossil-fuel emissions are needed immediately.

(22) This definition benefits to distinguish the boundary between the legality and illegality, between political and nonpolitical in order to prevent the yawing on policy.

(23) The Chinese Entrepreneurs Society of Canada (CESC) holds status as a nonprofit and nonpolitical organization to encourage the integration of Chinese entrepreneurs into the Canadian business community.

(24) The president appoints the heads and senior officials of the executive branch agencies, the large majority of federal workers, however, are selected through a nonpolitical civil service system.