Sentence examples for ideological changes in from inspiring English sources

Putting a new emphasis on business and investment driven growth instead of continuing to talk about redistribution; talking for the first time about the abuses and excesses of the social welfare system and taking the view that public services could operate with less money - these are ideological changes in direction.

The question is, will these lead to ideological changes in some (1)?

If the turn in economic policies was rapid and effective the same cannot be said about ideological change in the higher echelons of the diplomatic service.

The strongest evidence of the ideological change in Choudhry's beliefs and her journey towards an adherence to violent jihad, starts to appear in late 2009.

In their Second Demographic Transition theory, Lesthaeghe and Van de Kaa argued that ideological change in combination with secularization was driving not only the postponement of marriage, but also the increase in cohabitation, the rise in divorce, and the decline of fertility (Lesthaeghe 1983; Lesthaeghe and Meekers 1986; Lesthaeghe and Surkuyn 1988; Van de Kaa 1987).

The ideological change comes in Arena's new role.

The framework is debated from an ideological perspective and I surmise that an ideological change from Romanticism to Revisionism will facilitate change in curriculum design that is in keeping with the realties of healthcare needs.

"I've had an ideological change".

In Latin America, revolutions brought changes in women's status in countries such as Nicaragua, where feminist ideology during the Sandinista Revolution aided women's quality of life but fell short of achieving a social and ideological change.

In a sense, Oppenheimer argued that a cultural innovation like cohabitation before marriage (on a massive scale) was the outcome of economic needs rather than the result of ideological change.

This might be attributed to the impact that ideological change has had on the mindsets of health system managers.