Sentence examples for effective ideological from inspiring English sources

A "vague claim of exclusion" sharpened into a "powerful and effective ideological arrow in the conservative quiver," Hemmer argues, through battles that conservative radio broadcasters had with the F.C.C. in the nineteen-fifties and sixties.

In order to imagine and invent relevant and effective strategies, which African and Asian nation-states and their institutions can use as instruments through which they can challenge the trends of megapoly of global capitalism, first of all, they have to transform solidarity to an effective ideological foundation of their actions.

"They had a lot of people calling them," Vidino tells VICE, "and a substantial number of those who called got out [of neo-Nazi communities]." These precursor hotlines provided effective ideological and material support to skinheads.

However, facts are more effective when ideological barriers are first weakened.

"President Uribe really needs an impartial, effective, non-ideological attorney-general's office to pursue these cases," says Jose Miguel Vivanco, the director of HRW's Americas division.

Some Muslims, such as Haroon Moghul of New York University's Islamic centre, optimistically greeted Mullen's statement as a remarkable sign of change: "It shows a military that is critically thinking, and empowered to do so by a White House that seeks to develop effective strategies, not ideological categories and uncritical postures".

Training and implementation programmes based on these frameworks may be more effective in integrating ideological and practical elements to provide a comprehensive understanding of recovery and a basis for translating theory into practice.

This much is clear: Republican leaders offered no effective resistance to the ideological and political demolition of their party.

And we're having a really hard time breaking through the ideological barriers to effective action.

It isn't just that science has in general lacked structures for mounting effective resistance to political and ideological interference.

And Washington should allow states and cities the flexibility to pursue less ideological and more effective welfare reforms that can truly reduce poverty.