That speech did more than articulate the conservative philosophy of governance; it was a declaration of ideological victory … … [A similarly] overarching philosophical argument was at the center of the 2012 election.
Also of interest is his declaration of ideological war against the Christians, whose doctrines he attacked on both philosophical and exegetical grounds in a work of 15 books entitled Against the Christians.
In the classic 1939 film Ninotchka, a French aristocrat gently mocks his Soviet soon-to-be love interest with a tongue-in-cheek declaration of ideological enthusiasm: "Comrade, I've been fascinated by your Five Year Plan -- for the last fifteen years".
British Prime Minister David Cameron's much awaited speech on the European Union on Wednesday was a declaration of an ideological war, a war of ideas.
The anti-gay signers of "The Manhattan Declaration" are the ideological heirs to those on the wrong side of history.
This article is essentially a reflection on the Bandung Conference, which is framed within its historical and ideological constructs as defined by its final declaration.
The musical extravaganza was interrupted temporarily at 6pm when the assembled citizens - 5,000, according to police sources, at least 8,000, according to the NGA - marched off to hear the declaration of independence delivered by NGA's ideological father, Edmond Cocquyt, from the balcony of one of the city's main theatres.
The final speeches and the declarations made cannot escape the evaluation from an ideological canon of geo-political location of the participants.
"When something occurs that does not subscribe to this ideological program, the experts on cultural policy make the corresponding declarations," Pavlensky explains.
The ideological frame that allows for social stability is in the "Declaration of Independence", in which Jefferson lists two self-evident truths: the equality of all men and their endowment of unalienable rights.
