Similar words: impolite, political, politician, politically, metropolitan, polish, police, policy. Meaning: ['pɑlɪtɪ /'pɒl-] 
n. 1. the form of government of a social organization 2. a politically organized unit 3. shrewd or crafty management of public affairs.
n. 1. the form of government of a social organization 2. a politically organized unit 3. shrewd or crafty management of public affairs. 
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31. Interpreting : " What's behind the website like this is a result of education polity which brainwashes. "
32. In general, they saw in constitutionalism a real transformation of the Chinese polity: a rationalization of rulership , a new disciplinary order, and a source of national unity and strength.
33. Aristotle's methodology on polity still has a high value for modern polities.
34. During 1934,[www.Sentencedict.com] the Cabinet developed a two - pronged polity.
35. Peter Burke , What is Cultural History ? Cambridge : Polity Press, 2004, p . 195.
36. The party's advanced nature construction is the basic task of Marxian polity to be in self - build.
37. To keep the Party always proceeding in the front rank of the time when developing market economy and democratic polity, we must set up the basi...
38. Related responsible person of state administration of commodity prices explains, the vegetable cost drops is be subjected to a polity the macro view adjust to control policy impact.
39. It is very important to polity, economy and social with the success of the Asian Games.
40. It was necessary to change the scale and location of reserving mineral lands in turn with the movements of polity, economy, mineral resources, mining market, technology and etc.
41. Now most of town governments in China endure the financial pressure in different degrees, which reflects financial revenue and expenditure problems, and the governmental polity defects.
42. After all, people's support is vital in any economic system or polity.
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