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Definition of Political program

1. Noun. A document stating the aims and principles of a political party. "They won the election even though they offered no positive program"

Lexicographical Neighbors of Political Program

Literary usage of Political program

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. The Social Institutions and Ideals of the Bible: A Study of the Elements of by Theodore Gerald Soares (1915)
"THE ABSENCE OF A political program JESUS grew up in a political order that was full of ... He did not offer a political program, because he went deeper, ..."

2. The New Democracy: An Essay on Certain Political and Economic Tendencies in by Walter Edward Weyl (1912)
"... CHAPTER XVIII THE political program OF THE DEMOCRACY democracy seeks a complete control over govern- _ mental machinery and processes. ..."

3. A Compromise with Socialism: Some Practical Suggestions by Walter Holbrook McClenon (1914)
"THE political program OF SOCIALISM. Significance of the Extremist ... But before attempting to estimate the validity of Socialism as a political program, ..."

4. Nigeria, on the Eve of "change": Transition to What? by Africa Watch Committee (1991)
"... when President Babangida promulgated Transition to Civil Rule (Political Program) Decree No. 19, which detailed a step- by-step schedule for the ..."

5. Social Solutions in the Light of Christian Ethics by Thomas Cuming Hall (1910)
"She dare not identify her message too closely with any political program. Her ministers may personally be warm believers in single tax or socialism, ..."

6. Australian Social Development by Clarence Hunter Northcott (1918)
"The economic demands have been enforced through a political program and by the political method. The right of the franchise, based on a concept of ..."

7. Australian Social Development by Clarence Hunter Northcott (1918)
"The economic demands have been enforced through a political program and by the political method. The right of the franchise, based on a concept of ..."

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