Sentence examples for enduring ideological from inspiring English sources
This compromise measure, which authorized extension of the state secondary schools while guaranteeing conditional state subsidies for their private counterparts, marked the onset of an enduring ideological pacification in the country.
In a campaign made subterranean by Sept. 11, what neither Republicans nor Democrats have yet acknowledged is that Reno vs. Bush is the perfect contest, a grand embodiment of Florida's -- and the nation's -- enduring ideological polarity.
The loose coalition of ex-revolutionaries, political exiles and religious nationalists who ran for the Parliament under the Khatami banner this month appealed to a public that has no memory of the revolution but has tired of enduring ideological battles.
But even so, when the genocide and destruction of the second world war led the members of the UN to adopt the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Eleanor Roosevelt, one of its architects, described it as the "international Magna Carta" for mankind, demonstrating the British origins of its ideological framework and the enduring reverence with which the US still held the original document.
One enduring legacy of the Reagan administration has been the extent to which it greased the ideological rails for the continued destruction of the welfare state – long after he had his crack at it by perpetuating lurid fantasies about the purportedly pathological (largely urban and black or hispanic) poor.
And a new generation would honor (like the eulogists at St. Patrick's) the civility and wit that Mr. Buckley brought to ideological debate and (like the eulogists at Carnegie Hall) the unflagging belief Mr. Mailer had in the enduring power of the novelistic imagination.
While this is largely due to enduring sexism in media coverage of female leaders, Merkel is first and foremost a centrist politician leading a pragmatic rather than ideological party; in fact, Kohl was a very similar leader, even if he was mostly described as powerful and with a strong (European) vision.
He thought about enduring.
Why the enduring acclaim?
