political transformation

In the first two there has been reconciliation and political transformation.

But "this just doesn't have the feel of a political transformation," he added.

Political transformations are particularly common when a time of war is ending.

This was the basis of Europe's intellectual and political transformation.

Americans have never accepted a radical political transformation that would change their future.

While still a teenager, I learned that the goal of war was social and political transformation.

Democrats hope that combination will complete the political transformation of this state.

In the year since the hanging, Iraq has gone through a substantive political transformation.

An exciting new prospect of political transformation was opened up.

Military achievements in Iraq have been accompanied by a political transformation.

The organization says it advocates only a political transformation to an Islamic state.

At the turn of the twentieth century Delaware was going through a political transformation.

No political transformation has taken place during the last 60 years in the Sinhala nation.

This period was one of crucial ethnic and political transformations.

Of course, the political transformation Brazil is going through cannot last indefinitely.

As a young artist and teacher, Scott was engaged in the political transformations of the 1970s.

"These are decisive days for the political transformation in this key country of the Arab world," he said.

Newt Gingrich isn’t the most likely candidate for a political transformation.

This move raised speculation that the Union was about to undergo a significant political transformation.

Political transformation has become the battle cry of the citizenry.

The first two trends also suggest a third change, which the financial crisis could encourage: political transformation.

It was also the only way of making progress in countries going through immense political transformation, like Egypt.

Clinton argued that political transformation can come only by working within established rules and seeking common ground when necessary.

We also recognise risks throughout the region that political transformation will not be smooth.

Now the country is going through a political transformation just as dramatic as the economic.