Sentence examples for ideological call from inspiring English sources

While the Bush administration has repeatedly condemned the Russian military action as a "disproportionate" response to the Georgian attack and called for a speedy withdrawal, Mr. Bush's language on Wednesday was an effort to position the conflict within a broader ideological call to arms.

Three months before the invasion of Iraq, President Carter closed his Nobel speech with an ideological call to action, saying, "We can choose to work together for peace.

Its ideological calling card is thus a gentle scepticism of grand ideas and visions of change.

Many on the Left and Right are willing to dismiss the accusations, even if true, because both men serve a higher ideological calling.

Naturally, internal feuding is just what publication provoked, as the different wings of the party debated whether its recommendations would help, and whether any change was needed at all.Conservative activists dismiss the report as ideological surrender a call to abandon forthright, principled stances in favour of squishy centrism.

Reading Rubin provides insight into what the Israel-first crowd is thinking because she is one of the first people her ideological allies call when they want to influence the media narrative.

Women of that ideological persuasion called themselves "pro-sex" feminists.

Even Mr. Jiang's heralded ideological departure, called the theory of the three represents, got no scrutiny.

The flood of conflicting vote citations and ideological name-calling that have filled the state's airwaves notwithstanding, these first three weeks of the general election campaign have been less about ideology and more about tactics.

The painting was done at a time when the Ming stress on strict institutional and ideological observance called for a return to a more realistic art using dignified imagery.

That is why we must not only maintain the standards we have achieved, but also ensure the water industry does not fall prey to ideological siren calls for nationalisation when the focus should be on how best to improve on present standards.