Sentence examples for ideological conditions from inspiring English sources

The "war on terror" was a neo-conservative device to create the political and ideological conditions for the emergence of a more unilateralist and aggressive US foreign policy.

It employs Anna Brożek's methodology to identify philosophers' influence on one another (distinctions between direct and indirect influence, active and passive contact, etc).; concepts of institutional and ideological conditions of this influence are also considered.

These are, among others, "to maintain President Abbas and Fatah as the centre of gravity on the Palestinian scene", "avoid wasting time in accommodating Hamas's ideological conditions", "undermine Hamas's political status through providing for Palestinian economic needs", and "strengthen the Palestinian president's authority to be able to call and conduct early elections by autumn 2007".

It will focus on well-known paintings and films in which forms of realism and verisimilitude coexist with features that affirm the artificial or fictive nature of the work or which dramatize the material, social and ideological conditions of the work's construction.

The only way such power structures are overthrown is through more violence, and Fanon outlines the ideological conditions that can facilitate this kind of revolt.

We must also meet other, unwritten requirements, ideological and political conditions that make us eligible, or not, to board a plane.

Given the ideological pressures and conditions of postwar communist Poland, it may seem odd that posters would prove to be the ideal outlet for the free-thinking Tomaszewski.

Differences in ideological and cultural conditions between countries can also influence both the prevalence of alcohol use during pregnancy and the accuracy of maternal self-reports [ 53].

This book offers the first interdisciplinary and in-depth study of the cultural practices and ideological paradigms that conditioned the politics of the "reading" of Sappho's songs in the early and most pivotal stages of her reception the late archaic, classical, and early Hellenistic periods.

A mutually reinforcing combination of economic, ideological, political, and discursive conditions makes further expansion of these entitlements likely.

In a book published this year, he argues that since the Reagan era American capitalists have enjoyed a uniquely supportive set of ideological, political, and economic conditions.