Sentence examples for ideological guidance from inspiring English sources

The regime, under Qaddafi's ideological guidance, continued to introduce innovations.

This movement is made out of people of all ages seeking their rights without any ideological guidance whatsoever.

Pantsov and Levine's examination of Russian archives reveals that the Chinese Communist Party, from its inception, in 1921, was deeply dependent on Soviet money, expertise, and ideological guidance.

It was sheer grassroots organizing, with some money from a local right-wing businessman and ideological guidance from out-of-town conservatives.

A discussion is also provided regarding ideological guidance, theoretical systems, technical means (monitoring), research content, legal systems and other aspects to elaborate the deficiencies and challenges of China's fishways.

His plan was to spin off terrorist subsidiaries that could request ideological guidance or material support from time to time, but were meant to be largely self-sustaining soon after they were launched.

To deal with this uncertainty and lack of control, we shop around for a philosophy of living, for some kind of ideological structure or guidance, and once we find something that makes half decent sense, we latch on to it.

Looking to the "competitiveness guru" Michael E. Porter for ideological inspiration and policy guidance exposes the agenda of conservatives who wish to retain our free-wheeling, laissez-faire economy, but only temper its excesses and put Band-Aids on its inherent shortcomings.

The two ideologies function as a firm ideological basis and serve as guidance for the activities of the Party and state.

Laws thus reflect an apparent ideological implication they are the embodiment of the guidance from the central government.

This was an unstable and volatile mixture that cried out for a clarifying philosophy to provide guidance through the thicket of ideological possibilities and the agendas for personal and communal identity-formation and life-praxes that each proffered with greater or less coherence and veracity.