Sentence examples for ideological concessions from inspiring English sources

Although Haniyeh adhered to the March 2005 tahdiya, or temporary lull in the fighting with Israel, he made no ideological concessions.

The truth is that the history of the Palestinian national movement is one long series of military defeats and ideological concessions.

Wahhabi clerics preserved their authority and even grew stronger by offering ideological concessions such as showing more tolerance toward non-Wahhabis, allowing the presence of non-Muslims in Saudi territory, and accepting modern education and administration.

They are also less likely to make territorial and ideological concessions than authoritarian regimes.

Of course, they will also probably try to fight for ideological concessions.

Beyond the similarities of their plans and the collaboration that the proposals require, each candidate has made real ideological concessions in the interest of good tax policy.

It would require Republicans to make a huge ideological concession.

But in another ideological concession, the new Democratic proposal places much greater emphasis on skilled workers, especially scientists and engineers, who typically come to the US as students or on temporary work visas.

Reality Trumps Ideology The relative flexibility the government has shown in allowing this to happen is more a matter of pragmatism than any overt ideological shift, a grudging concession to economic reality.

Their experience in Russia apparently taught them to disdain concessions to an ideological foe.

In theory, the need to get things done should push members of both parties to compromise and then stress their victories, while downplaying concessions, to attract ideological voters while at the same time appealing to moderates' love of pragmatic solutions.