Sentence examples for defined ideology from inspiring English sources

Complicating matters further are rifts within the biggest party in congress, the Brazilian Democratic Movement party (PMDB), a party which concentrates more on power than any defined ideology and which has dominated Brazilian politics for the past 30 years.

Like President Ronald Reagan, Mr. Bush is an amiable leader with tremendous communication skills and limited interest in policy details, but Mr. Reagan had a clearly defined ideology -- he stood for something.

From the very beginning, the political cause known as Peronism has been a mix of contradictory elements -- held together less by a single clearly defined ideology than by admiration for its powerful, charismatic founder and a remarkable deftness in obtaining and holding on to power.

Until then, the party had not had a clearly defined ideology.

As a train of thought, Australian liberalism has been less rooted in any defined ideology and more in pragmatism and opposition to Labor.

But Justice Scalia, a dissenter in the California fruits case, said it was not necessarily easy to define ideology.

In this experiment, we defined "ideological sophistication" as adopting the ideology of one's party.

In the field of urban semiotics, taste is defined as ideology codified in space.

Mr. Groys, who coined the term Moscow Conceptualism in 1978, says that the work of the Moscow Conceptualists, while itself nonideological, was "about the society defined by ideology".

Human rights observers say the Rwandan government has vaguely defined genocide ideology and is using charges of promoting it to punish political opponents and people who challenge the government's position that extremist Hutus shot down the Rwandan president's plane in 1994 to begin the campaign of murder.

The Green Movement, which was soon violently repressed, was unusual at first glance: it had no proper organisation, strong leadership or defined political ideology.