Sentence examples for ideological difficulties from inspiring English sources
Material problems aggravated ideological difficulties.
Census‐taking in the Soviet Union has had a checkered his tory, marked by political and ideological difficulties — the Communist planners often wanted the results to be some what different from what a straightforward count would have produced.
With a well-thumbed copy of the Financial Times on the coffee table, Eric moved seamlessly from the outgoing President Lula of Brazil's poll ratings to the ideological difficulties faced by the Communist party in West Bengal to the convulsions in Indonesia following the 1857 global crash.
Cuba's Communist party, however, is not bowing to economic difficulties or ideological pressure despite restored diplomatic ties with the US.
"He's worked assiduously to remove those divisions and difficulties that ideological pressures create, and instead has tried to focus on the importance of the humanities to the nation," Dr. Rudder said.
The difficulties were once ideological, and the "loony left" councils of the eighties have entered folklore all over the U.K. Now, however, the problems tend to be more practical.
However, ideological, motivational, institutional, and communication difficulties have kept the movement from growing further (Ashta and Hudon 2012).
But recent performance suggests each side will have difficulty clearing its ideological hurdles — the Democratic opposition to Mr. Bush's tax policies and Mr. Bush's resistance to Democratic spending priorities.
Teaching unions have called for a strike on May 19th.The real difficulty is that ideological differences are getting in the way of a proper debate on how to improve school results and ensure that all pupils, including those in the peripheral banlieues, leave school with basic skills.
Interpersonal conflicts and difficulties, resourcing issues and ideological prescriptions directing care are examples.
The policy difficulties were amplified by an ideological cleavage within the House GOP.
