Sentence examples for established ideology from inspiring English sources

Many in the clinical and public health communities cling to the established ideology that clinical illness caused by nontyphoidal Salmonella in Africa is mostly self-limited enterocolitis and that animals are a likely reservoir; and it is frequently argued that since typhoid fever is associated with a relatively low mortality rate, there is a low burden of illness (BOI).

Which leads me to a final thought: considering so little of Khomeini's thought is available in English (even though he established the ideology of a major hegemon in today's Middle East) – what exactly are all our analysts, specialists and decision-makers consulting when they make pronouncements about the place?

But you see, with paranoids establishing the ideology, the dominant emotional theme would be hate.

A zealous proponent of chavismo (the political system and ideology established by Chávez), Maduro was the candidate of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (Partido Socialista Unido de Venezuela; PSUV) in the special election.

Mr. Murray and Stanley Crouch, a writer who learned much from him, wrote about the greatness of jazz players not just as musicians but as men; they established a moral ideology for the music, arguing that its practitioners were beating the odds as jazz professionals instead of making more money in a funk or a rock band.

And with devotees of his ideology established in the Supreme Court, business conservatives will be able to protect their interests at the expense of the rest of us for years -- maybe decades -- to come.

Horn argues in her conclusion that "empire, aristocracy, established religion, and capitalist ideology had become accepted by the majority of Britons of all classes and this underpinned the pleasures and pastimes that they pursued".

As Confucian teachings became established as the official ideology of the Chinese state around the beginning of the Common Era, much of the focus of these teachings came to be utilized directly in the governing of the state itself.

Text, or 'text-in-context' as Hasan began to say late in her career (Hasan, 2014) is the ecological environment in which ideologies are established, maintained, and potentially challenged.

Although the primary focus was maintained on Buddhist-Christian studies and dialogue, a third additional division called Division of Studies of other Faiths and Ideologies was established to initiate studies in other religions.

Because of the influence of established politicians, vested interests, and ideology, all democratic parties tend to resist change.