political crisis

collocation in English

meanings of politicaland crisis

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political
adjective
uk /pəˈlɪt.ɪ.kəl/ us /pəˈlɪt̬.ə.kəl/
relating ...
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crisis
noun
uk /ˈkraɪ.sɪs/ us /ˈkraɪ.sɪs/
a time of great disagreement, confusion, ...
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Examples of political crisis

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This article reconnects the politicalcrisis of 1866-7 with the two decades of debate that preceded it.
When state capacity was greatly reduced due to the economic and politicalcrisis, the situation quickly deteriorated and conflict escalated.
But the economy was faltering and the 1980s marked a period of severe economic and politicalcrisis.
The difference was decisive for the outcome of the politicalcrisis.
The book is edited, for example, at a moment of economic and politicalcrisis.
Most important of all for the gathering politicalcrisis was the rate of growth, and the obvious self-confidence of the movement.
The second part examines the role of oil in escalating this politicalcrisis.
The strategy tends to work effectively at times of politicalcrisis, but it declines in significance at other times.
First, she points out that periods of politicalcrisis can deepen preexisting social and religious rifts.
With many princely candidates and unclear rules of succession, every royal death became a politicalcrisis, and often a violent one.
Moreover, they too had to compromise because of a politicalcrisis.
It is widely accepted that rising tensions over religion in the 1630s helped to precipitate a politicalcrisis in 1640 and civil war in 1642.
If the president rejects a proposed cabinet, it may lead to some period of political immobilism and contribute to an atmosphere of politicalcrisis.
The politicalcrisis would dictate the rhythm of the conflict.
These transitions are precipitated by a sense of politicalcrisis, that is, by the apparent exhaustion of established political and policy solutions.
As a consequence, a small foreign war quickly became a national politicalcrisis.
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