Sentence examples for competing ideological from inspiring English sources

The noose tightens around Libya as competing ideological and territorial claims are staked on it.

There are times when the tell-all-sides pose becomes intrusive, particularly since competing ideological positions are strangely called Union, Home and Freedom.

We recognise that environmental degradation, not conflict between competing ideological blocs, is the pre-eminent issue which unites the wealthy and the developing world in common peril.

These are the voters who grew up before Britain joined the EU, before increased immigration and in an era when genuinely competing ideological projects existed in politics.

If so, what will he replace it with, a bipartisan style of governance that splits the differences between competing ideological camps, or a "post-partisan" politics that narrows gaps between red and blue or even renders them irrelevant?

In part because Mr. Obama wants and needs bipartisan support, the package is being shaped by political as well as economic imperatives, complicating the process by putting competing ideological approaches into the mix.

Partisan primaries attract the most zealous partisan voters, prompting candidates to compete for ideological purity.

It was perhaps the greatest period for Chinese thought, and several schools competed for ideological supremacy and political influence.

With major elections approaching over the next year and a half, leading New York Democrats are expressing deep concerns that the party has been thrown into turmoil by competing personal agendas, ideological rifts and a leadership void.

The political process is still fragile, however, with many fissures among and within competing political and ideological factions.

The vast majority of marches have been unified, but there have been a few shouting matches between rival groups competing to set the ideological direction of the protests.