Sentence examples for ideological distribution from inspiring English sources

Or does it say something about the ideological distribution of women?

This gradual decrease, and final abolition, of taxes on capital distributions reflected ideological differences between the Conservative and Labour parties: the Conservative approach was to distribute profits to capital holders for investment elsewhere, while Labour sought to force companies to retain profits for reinvestment in the company in the hope this would benefit the company's workforce.

His wariness reflects a larger ideological divide over the proper distribution of profit.

Effective global governance will require forging common ground amid an equalizing distribution of power and rising ideological diversity.

But it gives you an idea of the kind of 'havoc' Google is referring to if an actor with an ideological disagreement with the director could hamper distribution.

Like the global capitalism on which its existence depends, it's about revolutionizing product distribution rather than testing and questioning ideological recipes.

They include pottery traditions and their degree of susceptibility for central influence, diachronic settlement developments, the distribution of imperial administrative technology, and an ideological discourse carried out through landscape monuments.

That is no reason for people of any ideological persuasion to ignore very worrying trends in national distributions of income and wealth.

While drawing the ideological ideal points of actors from a continuous, bimodal random distribution would be more compatible with conventional political science models, the model described here rather fixes the ideal points of actors at the extreme points of the ideological dimension, that is, P ( Φ ( a ) = ϕ ( a ) ) = 1 2 with Φ={0 1}, in order to yield a clean bipolar ideology effect.

But, particularly in the United States, which still determines the ideological weather for the rest of the world, that increasingly skewed distribution failed to catch fire as a political issue.

The academic and non-academic statements about Argentina's performance regarding income distribution, growth and institutions are usually (always?) tainted by ideological preconceptions.