Sentence examples for ideological breakdown from inspiring English sources

The ideological breakdown of the court is stable and likely to remain that way for the rest of Obama's term.

The analysis also does not identify the ideological breakdown of groups that applied and have not been approved, since the IRS is prevented by law from providing the names of groups still being processed by the service.

So there's been both a physical breakdown in control, as evidenced in the A. Q . Khancase, and ideological breakdowns that, at least from the point of view of the potential targets of jihadis, are cause for concern.

As for her politics, she didn't have a hard-line ideological direction until the breakdown of the Heath government, in 1974.

But by the 1760s and '70s "Whig" and "Tory" were terms that had lost precise ideological significance, and the breakdown of these old partisan divisions undoubtedly contributed to ministerial instability at this time.

Time and again, in debate after debate, he's circled back to a few core issues that set him apart from the rest of the field: His focus on reviving U.S. manufacturing; his emphasis on the links between poverty, opportunity and family breakdown; his record of ideological consistency on the issues (health care, climate change, the Wall Street bailout etc).

Yet, within two years, Mao had taken steps that were to lead to the breakdown of the political and ideological alliance with Moscow.

It's lighter on laughs and heavier on angst, then, as Williams adds to his comedy of ideological distress with a heart-rending subplot of relationship breakdown.

His first point is crucial: that although the media focus on the most conservative Republicans and on the tea-party movement, it is in fact moderate (or "dispositional") Republicans who will determine the winner.The distinction between dispositional and ideological conservatives is often subtle; as a result, the breakdown is difficult to capture neatly in public-opinion polls.

This new global epoch is constituted by a systematic breakdown of economic barriers, of sovereign borders, denationalization and of traditional ideological disagreements involving economics and politics.

But the breakdown in civil discourse, which is often amplified in politics, is more than just generational grievances, entitlement, or ideological purity.