Of Islam's four major schools of thought, the underpinning of Saudi Arabia's legal system is based on the most conservative Hanbali branch and an ideology widely known as Wahhabism.
Followers of Pārśva are mentioned in the canonical books; and a legend in the Uttarādhyayana sūtra relates a meeting between a disciple of Pārśva and a disciple of Mahāvīra which brought about the union of the old branch of the Jain ideology and the new one.
But there are many branches that reject this jihadi ideology.
No ideology won, yet all three branches -- Congress, the White House, the Supreme Court -- were in conservative hands by the narrowest of margins.
SCIENCE TIMES, PAGE F1 Gus Hall Dies at 90 The American Communist leader, his ideology never wavering, led the American branch of the party from the cold war through political oblivion in the post-Soviet era.
For Republicans that's lower taxes and free trade, while Democrats stress diversified media ownership and taking politics and ideology out of scientific decisions in the executive branch.
So in March 2009, when Mr. Obama overturned Bush administration limits on stem cell research, he set out several principles to "guarantee scientific integrity throughout the executive branch" and added, "We make scientific decisions based on facts, not ideology".
The Bush Administration left behind a legacy of failed ideology, one that numbed our expectation of the executive branch -- and, concurrently, executive authority.
Conservative rivals of Mr. Ahmadinejad are fighting back, publicly accusing him of sidelining clerics and the Parliament, pursuing an "extremist" ideology, and scheming to consolidate control over all branches of Iran's political system.
Through more than two centuries of judicial review, the U.S. Supreme Court typically has supported the values of the prevailing political ideology against challenges from the states or other branches of the federal government.
