Sentence examples for Traditional ideology from inspiring English sources

What all of this means is that many voters have shifted away from conventional party labels, customary voting habits and traditional ideology.

It is easy to see this intraparty fight as being one simply between the left and the center-left, since a good deal of traditional ideology is involved.

The Agrarian leader, Georgi Traikov, repudiated his party's traditional ideology and defined a new role for it as the helpmate or "little brother" of the Bulgarian Communist Party in the countryside.

A large proportion of the men she studied bought into the traditional ideology, the one that requires a partner — that is, a wife — to hold down the family fort.

Even though the Communists here are unabashedly capitalist, at the level of the central government they hew to more traditional ideology, blocking a slew of economic reforms and raising a ruckus over India's deepening friendship with the United States.

We need a new perspective and new tools an approach to competitiveness that grows directly out of an analysis of internationally successful industries, without regard for traditional ideology or current intellectual fashion.

China's failure to overhaul its money-losing state industries, and its traditional ideology-based discrimination against local private firms, has allowed foreigners to sell many high-technology goods that the government once saw as vital national priorities, he says.

The report suggests the student movement was characterised by a disillusion with traditional ideologies and party politics - including communism.

Ibn Taymiyyah also influenced various reform movements that have posed the problem of reformulating traditional ideologies by a return to sources.

Twelve years after the collapse of the Soviet one-party state, big business has become by far the most influential force in Russia's elections, providing money and candidates and also profoundly altering party platforms and, in some cases, turning traditional ideologies upside down.

Although traditional ideologies rely on the image of the future as a space to materialize their respective politico-philosophical ideals (which is part of the legacy of the Enlightenment), the futures studies realm could be used to overcome the non-credibility of the so-called 'grand narratives'.