Sentence examples for ideological commitment to from inspiring English sources

The coalition has placed its trust in competition and an ideological commitment to the market place.

Shorten warned that the ideological commitment to coal was impacting on the economy.

That's the familiar charge when politicians seem to be sacrificing ideological commitment to expediency.

The World Bank can still fund major projects like Lagos, but it must drop its ideological commitment to privatisation.

They fast-track women down a path to abortion, because they have an ideological commitment to abortion".

He said Mr. Lakhvi possessed excellent organizational skills and a strong ideological commitment to the jihadist cause.

Action on climate change is also delayed because of an ideological commitment to solving every problem through the market.

The original said that the 50p rate would not see them [the Lib Dems] martial an ideological commitment to it.

His party has spent 30 years locking itself into an ever-more-rigid ideological commitment to shrinking the size of government.

A report in 2012 by The Global Mail highlighted the deeply embedded climate skepticism, and the ideological commitment to coal mining and export.

He told the Chatham House think tank: "I am not going to sacrifice the defence of our country on an ideological commitment to a significantly smaller state".