Sentence examples for define the ideology from inspiring English sources

Among the delegates were two men who came to define the ideology, Ludwig von Mises and Friedrich Hayek.

What is Morsi's opinion of [Sayyid] Qutb's writings and their role in defining the ideology of the Muslim Brotherhood.

The 10 declared Republican presidential candidates met together for the first time here Thursday night in what amounted to a tentative but occasionally vibrant competition to define the party's ideology and agenda in a post-Bush era.

The first question was from Praba Sekhar, who asked about strategies for early intervention to prevent radicalisation after the Bastille Day attack in Nice, France, and Cindy Rahal, who asked Hanson to define the difference between an ideology and a religion and explain why she felt Islam was the former.

In a speech in Reno, Clinton will seek to define the insurgent breed of ideology that has fueled Trump's rise as a dangerous cancer on the nation's political discourse.

Mr. Huckabee's show is intended to be a talk show by a conservative, not necessarily defined by the ideology of its host.

If the British contemporary is defined by the ideology of neoliberalism, Amis's witty and exciting novel is a good place to start when we begin to think about how we got to where we are now.

Another important factor restricts Mr. Ahmadinejad's hand: while ideology defines the state, the revolution has allowed a particular class to grow wealthy and powerful.

Then came Mr. Ahmadinejad, who rose from a new generation, a class of men who fought in the eight-year war with Iraq, and who have since moved to roll back Iran to a time when revolutionary ideology defined the state.

Human rights observers say the Rwandan government has vaguely defined the crime of genocide ideology and is using it to punish political opponents and people who challenge the government's version of the genocide in 1994, when hundreds of thousands of minority Tutsis and a smaller number of moderate Hutus were killed.

Ten years ago its role was primarily to raise money and define and justify the ideology of transnational jihadi violence and to provide training for volunteers who answered its call.