Sentence examples for ideological army from inspiring English sources

This office has tried to elevate the role of data so that every close call is not just a matter of pleasing the right ideological army.

At one point, the FARC was a 17,000-strong force, not long after its 1964 founding as an ideological army seeking to narrow the gap between rich and poor.

Meanwhile, the right's ideological army was torn asunder by those who wanted Akin to quit his Senate race so that someone else could take on the Democratic incumbent, and others who stood firm behind Akin and his right to believe whatever he likes.

Indian officials portray an ideological, power-hungry Pakistani army as the problem.

(He had also alienated the middle class, increasingly weary of ideological warfare; and the army had pleaded for his ouster).

"There is no part of the national curriculum so likely to prove an ideological battleground for contending armies as history," complained an embattled Michael Gove in a speech last week.

It is part of a project the Sadrists announced in August to create "an ideological, cultural, religious and social army" to battle "the secular Western tide," as a pamphlet put it at the time.

These are the sort of statements made not by ordinary armies but by armies that have embraced ideological convictions that make it easy to shoot down people in the streets, even civilians, if you believe that they are with the terrorists — or whatever it is you decide to call them.

Like the hijackers of 9/11, who were also Saudi-Wahhabi ideological exports... Saudi Arabia's reserve army of potential terrorists remains, because the Wahhabi factory of fanatical ideas remains intact.

The dispute over control of the army is not only ideological.

From a young age, she received a "strong ideological education" from Colonel Tetzlaff, an army officer at a secret detention center.