Sentence examples for embedded ideology from inspiring English sources

As Amnesty International reports, the NSL still curtails "freedom of expression and association" and, in particular, the Article 7 was abused to restrict civil rights and political freedom.5 Thus, anti-communism as an embedded ideology of the NSL still remains intact.

Medical patriarchy was thus evident, following the embedded ideology of Hong Kong society.

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The paper argues that language is important in diffusing ideas and embedding ideologies.

It's a character trait that meshes with the plot in a crucial way; it also provides a reminder that, in the absence of aesthetic achievement, mass entertainment can still reveal embedded cultural ideologies.

With regard to the latter, reluctant attitudes towards the use of medicines and medical consultation were recognized by participants as behaviour traditionally embedded in ideologies of masculinity, which are related to physical and emotional toughness.

We have to acknowledge that today's Islamists are driven by a political ideology, an ideology embedded in the foundational texts of Islam.

The war has gone on so long now that many of the foreign fighters have stayed and intermarried into local communities, embedding their ideology firmly into the status quo.

It's an ideology embedded in a world religion.

The ideology embedded in Mein Kampf represents the antithesis of the politics spawned by social media.

Rather, it was the appeal of a religion, or, more exactly, a murderous ideology embedded within it.