Sentence examples for general ideology of from inspiring English sources

We consider attitudes as 'manifestations of unconsciously held views of expressions of verbal commitments to abstract ideas that may be thought of as part of a general ideology of teaching' (Thompson 1984, 105 127).

This lack of investment in material goods and housing generates problems in Tanzania and Uganda where such attitudes are seen as being counter to the general ideology of development, although pastoralists are very willing to invest in modern technology that is compatible with and facilitates their livestock-based mobility - things like mobile phones, vaccines and motorbikes.

The court consulted relevant Hindu texts and stressed the need for Hindu society and law to keep up with the times emphasising that notions of good social behaviour and the general ideology of Hindu society had changed.

In general adolescents seemed aware of this 'spoilt' generational ideology of parents about them: Our parents think that having sex at this age is not good because when you have sex you do not respect anybody (FGD ISB Somanya).

Feminism isn't just a general ideology for making the world a better place: it's a very specific ideology of liberation for the actors of the movement.

Business has been instrumental in that shift, both as a matter of general ideology and in a dogged and skilled fight for sector-specific tax breaks, like the carried interest provision.

For instance, his analysis of the class situation in Norway became a part of the general social-democratic ideology of the post-war years.

There exists a more or less general consensus that the ideology of the Islamic State is founded upon the prison writings of the revolutionary Egyptian Muslim Brother Sayyid Qutb, in particular some sections of his commentary In the Shade of the Qur'an, but most importantly his late visionary work Milestones, published in 1964.

Achieving acceptance into the nation's top universities is the absolute mainstream ideology of the general public.

Through a quarter of a century of on-off military rule, Pakistan's generals have nurtured the Islamists and their ideology of jihad.

"In general, revenge is a central motif in the ideology of Meir Kahane," said Prof. Ehud Sprinzak, an expert on the far right.