Sentence examples for ideological divisive from inspiring English sources

One is ideological, divisive, willing to tear up the rule book and push strongly conservative policies.

A grey, ineloquent pragmatist who became legislative leader after an ideological, divisive predecessor was forced out.

"The thing this portends the most is that this country is capable of handling complex, ideological divisive, consequential issues.

Ideologically divisive legislation (such as health-care reform for Democrats, Social Security reform for Republicans) can pass only when, as in 2009-10, a single party manages to dominate both houses of Congress and the presidency.The exception is cases where ideological splits within one party run deep enough to create the potential for cross-party alliances.

All through that decade, he preferred to avoid divisive ideological questions.

In some provinces, particularly Alberta and Ontario, both under the leadership of Progressive Conservatives, the cost cutting was ideological, deep, and divisive.

Once again, President Bush has shown that when given an opportunity to promote unity and conciliation, he is more interested in pursuing a divisive ideological agenda.

"It's been like working in parallel universes, one bipartisan and consensus oriented, the other ideological and highly divisive," said Senator Evan Bayh, Democrat of Indiana.

Friday's Health Board decision, Mr. McAuliffe said in an e-mail, "was an unnecessary move that was the result of Ken Cuccinelli forcing his divisive ideological agenda on Virginian women".

"While Terry has been traveling around Virginia gathering mainstream ideas to strengthen and diversify Virginia's economy, Cuccinelli has spent his career focusing on a divisive ideological agenda," Schwerin said.

Democratic leaders, in a stark assessment of the coming two years, say their party is bereft of obvious new leaders and threatened by divisive ideological battles as it struggles to determine how to deal with the new Republican dominance in Washington.