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"Modernism is based on ideologies of how one needs to live, like fascism, communism and now liberalism, but there are places that don't want to live this way," Shamanov said, offering as an example Syria, where Russia has been waging a bombing campaign to support Bashar al-Assad's regime.
We have thought that the threat is from without, and that the threat to the extent that it exists within the nation is only based on ideologies that come from outside of the United States," Holder said.
Without literacy, the spiritual impact of the Puritans or, later, the formation of parties based on ideologies that engulfed the kingdom in civil war would have been impossible.
Making vital decisions based on ideology instead of evidence has had real costs.
"His position seems based on ideology more than practicality," said one of the aides.
After Escobar, the idea of rebellion based on ideology was largely supplanted by the remorseless pursuit of profit and power.
"Our fears are from all sorts of things: vandalism, lack of awareness and attacks based on ideology," he says.
And all of Derek's relationships were if they weren't based on ideology, then it was at the center.
Mr Gething said he believed exam reforms were based on "ideology" in England and changes in Wales should be based on evidence and the needs of learners.
The desire to hear patient and provider voices was part of this applied and pragmatic approach rather than based on an ideology of emancipation of marginalised groups.
