1. to remove political character, influence, or significance from something; to make non-political
Usage: British spelling; American equivalent is 'depoliticize'; transitive verb

Examples

• The government attempted to depoliticise the civil service by removing partisan appointees.
• Educators argue that schools should depoliticise curriculum decisions and focus on evidence-based teaching methods.
• The committee worked to depoliticise the appointment process for judges.
• International organizations often try to depoliticise humanitarian aid efforts.
• Some critics believe it is impossible to fully depoliticise sports at the international level.