Sentence examples for ideological counter from inspiring English sources

Stridently anti-Western and antimodern, political Islam portrays itself as the strongest ideological counter to democracy and capitalism.

Mr. Dinkins said that Democrats who want an extra line on the ballot in November, an understandable desire of candidates in New York, should instead seek the support of the Working Families Party, a left-leaning party that was founded by several unions as an ideological counter to Mr. Harding's more pragmatic political organization.

It also forms part of the latest ideological counter-attack against al-Qaeda by Sayyid Imam al-Sharif, one of its founders in 1998 and a leading jihadist ideologue under the pen-name "Dr Fadl".

With the aid of so-called 'psychological warfare' they initiated an ideological counter-campaign that targeted propagandist education measures and undercover desinformation with the aim of destabilising the GDR.

Following the Reformation gains (the Warsaw Confederation of 1573 was the culmination of the unique in Europe religious toleration processes), the Catholic Church embarked on an ideological counter-offensive and Counter-Reformation claimed many converts from Protestant circles.

Castro survived just long enough to witness a dawning ultra-nationalist, materialist, post-ideological counter-revolution, personified by Donald Trump.

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The goal is creating what those officials call "a single core message" to be transmitted using "the full use of traditional and new media to counter ideological support for terrorism".

And the topic will be on the agenda on Thursday when the House Armed Services subcommittee on terrorism and unconventional threats convenes to examine what are termed "strategic communications" and how to counter ideological support for terrorism.

The Pentagon's September 2004 National Defense Strategy stressed the need to counter ideological support for terrorism to secure permanent gains in the war against terrorism.

Even more disturbing to many of us in the academic world is that the push for laissez-faire "legitimacy" by its ideological advocates runs counter to more than 230 years of historical evidence.