Sentence examples for ideological disease from inspiring English sources

Other times, they rail against American interventionism as if it were an ideological disease.

What if these Salafis are actually the antidote to the ideological disease that is radical jihadi militarism, as exhibited by ISIS?

It has rejected claims that they are concentration camps and insists they are necessary to "cure ideological diseases".

In 1993, when the Clinton Administration championed Vaccines for Children, it drew bipartisan support; it would have seemed bizarre to cast a measure aimed at preventing epidemics of childhood disease in ideological terms.

Each represents an important ideological counterpart challenging paternalism and disease-oriented models of care as they relate to the person, their experiences and broader health status.

However, policies on health systems are more vulnerable than disease control policies to ideological influences, as evident in controversies over user fees and social health insurance, with donors often influenced by their own health service traditions and cultures.

Dr. Weissman accused the health institutes of "putting this ideological barrier in the way" of treating disease.

It is a real ideological affiliation, the end-stage of the racist disease course that has afflicted Australian conservatism for decades.

"This system produces disease because political, economic, regulatory and ideological norms prioritize values of wealth and profit over human health and environmental well-being," wrote the professors.

And the confluence of climate change, globalization and ideological conflict portends new threats from emerging infectious diseases, natural disasters and terrorism, which our system must be prepared to address.

Brandon concludes: "If the swine flu episode was a case of overreaction in the face of infectious disease, HIV/AIDS has been a sorry record of ideological paralysis and federal unwillingness to act effectively".