Sentence examples for ideological aspirations from inspiring English sources

But whatever politicians' ideological aspirations, government is more likely to retreat than to advance.

But it is underlying social changes that affect all, rather than the ideological aspirations of some, that are jamming the mechanics of authoritarian control.

Among the questions of organizational structure, operating costs, and logistics, ideological aspirations of transparency and accountability this raises, one overarching question remains: What is the true mandate of these 40 officers, and how can South Africa be sure that they don't operate as the Occult Unit did in the 90s when its head is Lamprecht and Jonker is still involved?

Among the questions of organisational structure, operating costs and logistics, ideological aspirations of transparency and accountability this raises, one overarching question remains: what is the true mandate of these 40 officers, and how can South Africa be sure that they don't operate as the Occult Unit did in the 90s when its head is Lamprecht and Jonker is still involved?

The conflicts between ideological aspiration and everyday practice can led at times to embarrassing dead ends.

The Taiwan electorate recognizes that Chen is driven by ideological and nationalist aspirations for Taiwan independence, rather than focused on the economic and strategic welfare of the island.

As suggested in the relevant literature, cohort of factors determines the level of the resources allocated to the military including external as well as domestic security considerations, economic constraints, strategic aspirations, and the ideological and political orientation of the incumbent government (inter alia: Bove and Brauner 2016; Wang 2013; Dunne et al. 2008).

Whereas the people may differ in their political or ideological views, they must remain united in their aspiration to maintain national unity.

Reinvigorated Saudi aspirations to hegemonic power in the Middle East, with intensified ideological and financial support for radical movements, results in intensified Salafist-Jihadi activity around the world, and most especially in Syria.

Both countries have had democratic revolutions, which clearly created ideological problems for Putin, as he regards successful reforms in Georgia, and Ukraine's aspirations to achieve the same, as a direct threat to his own iron grip in Russia.

He said: "Disrupting a child's schooling to satisfy an ideological obsession will have dire consequences and end up as a cap on both aspiration and opportunity.