Sentence examples for commitment to ideological from inspiring English sources
The famously liberal Washington Post op-ed page displays its commitment to ideological diversity today.
Mr. Southerland said he believed that among his class there was not "this commitment to ideological dogma.
Democratic supporters prize the substantive achievements of pragmatic lawmaking but the Republican base insists that party officials display repeated commitment to ideological principles.
When Donald Trump ran for president, many in the Republican Party worried about the depths of his commitment to ideological conservatism — in particular whether he truly had a desire to shrink government.
In 2010 a study by Egypt's government found that, apart from school textbooks, 88% of Egyptian households read no books.The degree to which a government keeps control of the textbooks used in classrooms is a good, if imprecise, guide to its commitment to ideological control.
However, as Chinese firms become more involved with foreign trading partners and markets, their reporting activity is also influenced by foreign and global organisations, leading to potential tension between demonstrating commitment to state ideological goals and meeting the requirements of global stakeholders.
Jon Trickett, shadow secretary of state for communities and local government, said the analysis confirmed that Osborne's commitment to austerity was ideological.
Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa, complained of Ms. Kagan's "strong commitment to far left ideological beliefs," while Senator Jeff Sessions of Alabama, the senior Republican on the panel, accused Ms. Kagan of giving testimony that was "at best inaccurate and at worst intellectually dishonest" on the recruitment issue.
The report, however, does not represent the institutional view of Brookings, which prides itself on a 94-year tradition of respecting and promoting diversity of perspectives among our scholars as well as on maintaining the institution's commitment to nonpartisanship and ideological independence.
Three reasons: a lack of belief in the possibility of transformative social change, a commitment to a particular ideological position, the claims of which are not borne out by observable evidence, and misconceptions about what is possible in terms of economics.
