Sentence examples for ideological cleavage from inspiring English sources

Suddenly our national politics would not be marked by an ideological cleavage, but by a pragmatic, technocratic dispute at the edges.

But the left-right ideological cleavage among Koreans originated in the 1920s under the Japanese colonial rule.

Even though they were anticommunist in political orientation, it couldn't be expressed openly because ideological cleavage among Koreans were subordinated to more pressing and superior cause of national independence and national independence movements, in which the communists had played the crucial role, had undisputable moral authority for all Koreans.

It signals their progressive credentials to a Canadian electorate long-conditioned to believe that the primary ideological cleavage in political life is that the Left spends money and the Right does not, which is very important in a party system with two leftish parties against a single conservative opponent.

There are no sectarian, ethnic or ideological cleavages to be exploited to foment unrest and violence.

Some predict that the Democrats' biggest challenge will be simply trying to hold together despite its deep ideological cleavages.

As a result, the first Republican presidential primary in the Tea Party era lacks the straightforward ideological cleavages of earlier contests.

In his opening speech at Unctad's annual board meetings last month, Kituyi warned the organisation "cannot afford to be weighed down by ideological cleavages.

And yet the closer you look at the details of the proposed policy, the parliamentary obstacles in the way, and the ideological cleavages within the G.O.P., tax reform starts to look at least as difficult to achieve as an Obamacare repeal.

A debate is open to the society, which often raises ideological cleavages.

Deep ideological cleavages are capable of derailing the introduction of a national park irrespective of the model proposed.