Sentence examples for considered ideological from inspiring English sources

Starving the public education system and demanding that teachers personally make up the shortfall is not about the kids or the classrooms, or some considered ideological position, or even about budgetary savings.

In the 1960's and 70's, Beatles songs were considered "ideological diversionism" by Cuban authorities, and some residents say the music was barely heard on the island, except at clandestine parties with smuggled tapes.

Many of the criminal-justice provisions will get through, but probably not the environmental toughening.Moreover, even if the education bills were to become law, it is an open question whether they should be considered ideological reversals.

She detects, among those she might once have considered ideological allies, "an aggressive, illiberal impulse to silence people," which often takes the form of meta-intolerance — that is, intolerance of any view that is judged to be intolerant.

This phenomenon undoubtedly correlates with the regulatory nature of Delphi's use in ethics, while in terms of positive aspects, most of the scientists are willing to change their opinion through interactive processes, whereas in the regulatory ambit the experts are much more reluctant to consider ideological modifications that may entail a possible consensus.

Several weeks later his son Marco was adopted by people who were considered, in ideological terms, much more reliable parents.

The best example came three years ago when a proposed property law was withdrawn at the last minute from the legislative agenda because leftist Party hardliners had mounted a closed-door rebellion against what they considered an ideological betrayal.

Though both women are considered more ideological than their husbands, this seems truer of Mrs. Cheney than of Mrs. Clinton, now a senator and member of the centrist Democratic Leadership Council, whose leftist credentials are assumed by conservatives but have often been found lacking by actual liberals.

On the tapes, Kim readily acknowledges that North Korea's brand of socialism is flawed; that its technology is at a "kindergarten level"; that its people lack enterprise and motivation because they are given none of the individual incentives that competition thrives on; and that anyone else in North Korea who said any of these things would be considered an ideological deviant, and purged.

Under Evans, the Klan supported a mix of right- and left-wing political positions, which were described by Thomas Pegram of Loyola University Maryland as "too much of a patchwork to be considered an ideological system".

If that seems a small accomplishment, commission members say, consider the ideological spectrum the panelists covered.