Sentence examples for ideological composition from inspiring English sources

We say that a candidate is politically balancedwhen his/her ideology reflects the ideological composition of parliament.

Indeed, as pro-democracy protests degenerated into civil war, the ideological composition of the opposition changed.

A spokesman for the University of Iowa, Tom Moore, would not comment on the lawsuit or the ideological composition of the law school's faculty.

The selection of Justice Graffeo may change the court's ideological composition, but only slightly, because she does not appear to have -- in her legal opinions, anyway -- the conservative leanings of Judge Bellacosa, legal experts say.

The bitter divide of this Presidential election season — over visions for the economy, national security, and immigration — has widened to include the ideological composition of the nation's highest court.

Another approach is to take a guess at the vote share that parties might get at the next election, convert that to the seats they are likely to win and lose on that share, and see whether that makes a difference to the ideological composition of the PLP.

What was their ideological and organizational composition?

For less ideological Republicans, the partisan composition of their districts and states can make following national opinion riskier (against a more conservative primary challenger) than defying it (against a Democratic general-election foe).

The problem is that the GOP is no longer a truly national party in its geographical composition or its ideological breadth.

These included lengthy analyses of the future of the group, its composition, and its place in the fragmented ideological movement of Islamic extremism.

And, while they're obviously driven by ideological movements, by the emergence of new economic issues and circumstances, and, especially, by changes in the composition of the electorate, they're also influenced by novel forms of political communication.