Sentence examples for for both ideological and from inspiring English sources
Gordon Brown, the British prime minister, ought to be one of Mr Obama's closest allies in fixing the global financial system, for both ideological and historical reasons.
That revolutionary design, engineered by Ildefons Cerdà in the late 19th century, had at its core the idea that the city should breathe and – for both ideological and public health reasons – planned for the population to be spread out equally, as well as providing green spaces within each block.
For Republicans, in other words, both ideological and electoral factors were in play.
From the beginning, the rationale for Barack Obama's campaign has been his call for Americans to transcend their differences — both ideological and demographic.
Is there any reason to think the story is over?Mahmoud: Well, there is one important difference between then and now.In most of those earlier clashes, the side that went on to the offensive was full of self-confidence, for what we would now call both ideological and technological reasons; and the defending side was divided and weak.
There's a new reality that we're at a substantive risk and under threat for foreign and domestic extremist attacks, both ideological and with other domestic political motivations and emotionally disturbed individuals".
Many of its composers believed, and still believe, in its ability to change the structures of society, and politicians in turn have believed in its potential for both ideological justification and propaganda.
He had created a neighbourhood without class divisions where, both for ideological and public health reasons, the population would be spread out equally, and there wouldn't be exclusive areas for the rich or poor.
Declaring an election a "referendum" will not compel a single Republican to vote for legislation that is against both the ideological and political interests of the party.
Republicans have insisted on austerity for ideological and political reasons.
