He attributed this failure to "ideological hostility" in a city where some people take a dimmer view of the Alamo.
The Chinese supported him openly but in private were deeply unhappy about de-Stalinization, ideological innovation, and his failure to consult them on the Secret Speech.
Yet the cuts he has promised principally an almost comically modest reduction in a fuel allowance for pensioners are so footling when set against Britain's huge public debt burden as to give the opposite of the impression intended.Enough differentiationThe popular explanation for this failure is ideological.
Presumably, the nations of the world would set aside all jealousies and ideological hangups, knowing that failure to act together meant doom for all.At least in theory, most of the world's governments now accept that climate change, if left unchecked, could become the equivalent of a deadly asteroid.
On the ideological plane, the spectacular failure of the Western banking system on which the private sector rests revived socialist ardor, long on the wane, among China's policymakers.
A move toward pragmatism will not come easily to a party dominated by ideological hard-liners, but electoral failure may push some Republican leaders to counter the party's dwindling appeal with policies that appeal to more Americans.
Mileta Prodanovic, a Serbian writer and painter who was on the jury, said the commission's failure reflected the ideological vacuum left over from the time of Mr. Milosevic.
Two, claiming that regulation is a failure because the ideological foes of regulation controlled the agencies and so completely desupervised the financial sector so completely that they created a self-fulfilling prophecy of regulatory failure is an act of chutzpah.
The reasons for their failure are both ideological -- the abiding conservative belief that markets are self-regulating and regulation is costly, and institutional -- the regulators' first duty is to insure the health of the banks.
