Sentence examples for ideological cohesion from inspiring English sources
"But it deprives Al Qaeda of its core leader and the ideological cohesion that Bin Laden maintains".
Throughout much of the period of conservative domination of presidential elections from 1968 to 1988 — and in terms of Congressional power from 1994 to 2006 — the Republican Party had a major election-day edge: there was far more ideological cohesion and less divisive conflict on the right than on the left.
The real risk would be a cabinet riven by ideological divisions, lacking the cohesion to tackle further reform, which might succumb to the drift of the presidency of Corazon Aquino, Marcos's successor: "a laid-back president, and squabbling advisers and cabinet".But Mr Estrada has a solid power-base among the poor, who trust him and rather like his rough-and-ready image.
It works for the promotion of special studies designed to identify problems of national integrity and measures best calculated to protect the mainsprings of ideological inspiration and develop national cohesion.
(Many studies of combat have shown that the bonds of affection between soldiers tend to matter more to cohesion and morale than the grand ideological purposes — or lack thereof — that they're fighting for).
Mr. Kristol said one reason there is more cohesion now is that there are no ideological factions pressing for dominance.
However, internal disputes between the "realists" (Realos), who took a pragmatic approach to environmental policies, and the "fundamentalists" (Fundis), who eschewed compromise in favour of ideological purity, and dissension over individual issues weakened the cohesion of the party's constituent factions.
The recent history of Syria from 1920 until the advent of the Ba'ath regime in 1963 has shown that social and political cohesion in modern Syria is possible, despite the fierce ideological conflict during the cold war and the competition between the communists and the left on the one side and the Muslim Brotherhood on the other.
