To politicize the reduction of green house gas is one thing, to make it really work will be a totally different thing.
These people want to politicize science so they can manipulate it to give them the answers they want.
The report is, in effect, a mask for the effort to politicize the university even further.
We should never underestimate the obtuseness of those who would politicize science.
To politicize this tragedy adds further insult to injury.
It's not as though the cameras can politicize the proceedings any more than they already, integrally, are.
It would be fairer to call them an attempt to politicize criminal differences.
It's always pained me to see scientists give up their credibility as scientists to politicize things.
The main topic is muckraking on efforts to distort and politicize science.
Any attempt to politicize it--from either side of the aisle--must always be strongly resisted.
British Dictionary definitions for politicize
politicize
/pəˈlɪtɪˌsaɪz/
verb
1.
(transitive) to render political in tone, interest, or awareness
2.
(intransitive) to participate in political discussion or activity
Derived Forms
politicization, politicisation, noun
Word Origin and History for politicize
v.
1758, "take up politics," from politics + -ize. Meaning "to render political" is from 1846. Related: Politicized; politicizing. Earlier was politize (late 16c.), but this was rare.