Sentence examples for ideological distance from inspiring English sources
There is now little ideological distance between the PT, whose roots are in the labour movement, and the PSDB.
In fact, the Brookings study affirms that the ideological distance between the parties has returned to heights not seen since the end of the 19th century.
Central to this commitment was "community socialism," a distinctively Welsh concept emphasizing a focus on local politics and encouraging a certain ideological distance from other political parties.
But there was no real attempt at establishing ideological distance — no true bid to save what might be called the soul of the Republican Party.
Jettisoning the more radical wings of both alliances to create a PD-PdL coalition would certainly narrow the ideological distance between the two wings.
The ideological distance traveled from traditional conservatism to Nazism was sometimes small, since many of the ideas that Hitler exploited in the 1930s had long been common currency within the German right.
Under conditions of ideological distancing, shared concepts and domains will be narrowly assimilated − an effect we call 'encapsulation' – which creates an illusion of sharing, while promoting further self-containment.
Many intellectuals in East-Central Europe have traveled considerable ideological distances over the decades.
They identified partisan speech this way: "we impute both the partisanship (association with left- or right-wing ideology) and the polarization (distance from the ideological center) of phrases by correlating their frequency of use with the political party of the speaker".
The gallery of the State Library in Brisbane is given over to their personal stories, funnelled through the theme of distance – geographical, ideological, and emotional – and the communication lines that joined and divided people during the deadly conflict.
And let (tilde{c}_i ) stand for the corresponding certainty equivalent (the point in the ideological spectrum at maximum distance of party (i)'s ideal point, compatible with reaching an agreement in the first stage).
