Sentence examples for ideological definition from inspiring English sources

Jesse Norman's Edmund Burke: Philosopher, Politician, Prophet (William Collins) is an excellent political biography of a towering Whig parliamentarian who conferred an ideological definition on the creed of conservatism.

The Conference offered a new departing ideological definition about the existing capitalist system and its main agency, the state.

Indeed, the Solis appointment, as much as it was a boon for labor loyalists, is also emblematic of a transition process that -- perhaps by design -- has had no real ideological definition.

But after watching so many Democratic Conventions over the years with no coherent big picture message, messages that were all personal and didn't have an ounce of ideological definition to them (think Dukakis' stirring "I'm a good manager" message, Kerry's "I'm a war hero" message, and a host of others), it was a joy to see a clear definition of who we are, what we value, and what we believe in.

At the same time, the ideological definition of the program as "interdiscipliany" does not allow this medical frame of reference to be open for questioning.

As a candidate and as president-elect, Mr. Obama has proved deft at skirting ideological definitions; that has become even clearer as he has put together his cabinet and left open his options on issues like repealing the tax cuts for the wealthy.

This has led to the perpetuation of ideological definitions that fail to take into account the pluriformity of these groups, reflecting differences in geography, time periods in history, and ethnicity.

But those of its citizens who had survived the War and were fit enough to work – even if they couldn't be proven to be bourgeois or dissident – had fought (albeit reluctantly) on the side of Nazi Germany and were by definition ideological enemies.

The ideological neutrality of a definition of global health would therefore be compromised through this definition.

The defendants were "free to pursue an ideological commitment" to their definition of marriage as between a man and a woman, Roberts said.

The vast majority of participants in the research (about 8 in 10) do not actually fit Pew's definition of ideological polarization.