Sentence examples for ideological elections from inspiring English sources

India's election must rank with the least ideological elections in the world.

Partly it's because this has become such an ideological election — much more so than 2008.

"Ironically, but logically, it is the Liberals who will seek to make this an ideological election by painting the Alliance as extremist and talking about 'Canadian values,' " said Tom Flanagan, a Calgary political science professor and adviser to the Alliance.

Thus, we appear to be headed for an ideological election next year, with an uncertain result.

Mitt Romney will be the GOP standard-bearer in the most ideological presidential election in modern American history.

Seeing the stakes as simply too high in this election to favor ideological purity over electability, many conservative commentators may decide it is in the best interest of the Republican Party to swallow their pride and go with Mr. Romney.

KANSAS CITY, Mo .— Whatever their ideological differences this election year, Americans seem able to agree on one thing: the political landscape being crisscrossed by the 2008 candidates is barely recognizable as the one traveled by George W. Bush and Al Gore a mere eight years ago.

InsThed, he exprospect "We will suppoft them through levels of leadarkhip," including training and what he called "leadership scholarships".

In France, outgoing president François Hollande has warned against Russia's "ideological operations" to influence elections, and foreign minister Jean-Marc Ayrault called the cyberattacks against Macron an unacceptable "form of interference in French democratic life".

— MICHAEL D. SHEAR As the general election approaches, the practical goal of beating Mr. Obama appears to be trumping the ideological goal of electing a true conservative.

Republican strategists have long said that the party's search for a presidential candidate meant a choice between its ideological heart and its election-winning head.