Sentence examples for difficult ideological from inspiring English sources

For the next two weeks, Mr. Sarkozy will fight to gain voters who chose Ms. Le Pen or Mr. Bayrou, but they will be a difficult ideological straddle.

During six years in office, he has not simply marched into difficult ideological battles others avoided; he has created them, and brought home the results to a district that has generally appreciated his bellicosity through two re-election campaigns.

First, it is important to remember that at the time Roe v. Wade was decided it was not thought to be a particularly difficult or ideological decision.

In his New Year message of 2011, he declared: "I didn't come into politics to make cuts", presenting himself as motivated by difficult necessity, not ideological zeal.

Each year, this huge party unites all of the organisations of the Complexo do Alemão, which is very difficult due to ideological differences and the shortage of free time among human rights activists here.

In any case, all difficult but substantive ideological discussion is left out of this empty agreement.

Shaping the system of the future will be difficult because of ideological disputes, because the creation of effective systems of care is inherently complicated, and because it will cost a lot more money.

But following the rise of the Tea Party, a worldwide financial crisis and increasing war fatigue, the current GOP field has offered up a "difficult-to-parse ideological brew of policy disagreements and competing instincts".

"If such is the case, then even if a considerable appetite for ideology exists in the foreseeable future...it may have a difficult time finding a satisfactory ideological expression that has not already been tried and compromised".

Figuring out where the president-elect stands on the ideological spectrum is difficult.

Moreover, women's political, religious and ideological orientations are difficult to stereotype.