The phrase "ideological guidelines" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to principles or beliefs that guide a person or group's political or social ideology. Example: The party's manifesto includes strict ideological guidelines on issues such as taxation and immigration.
We should find out where and how rapidly this research will yield benefits to mankind while applying appropriate ethical, not ideological, guidelines.
The air is thick with cigarette smoke, and the nighttime quiet of this central Tehran apartment building is disrupted by the voices of nine revelers, all members of a generation that has spent the entirety of its life under the ideological guidelines of the Islamic republic.
He was a close associate of Joseph Stalin and reached the peak of his career after World War II, when as a full member of the Politburo (from 1939) he severely tightened the ideological guidelines for postwar cultural activities (see Zhdanovshchina).
We need broader studies that examine all seven forms of DV, not narrow studies whose subsets may be constrained by biased selection practices, and whose reports may have been submitted to ideological guidelines of interpretation.
Its presumed readership, broadly speaking, is domestic, consisting of the collective of party cadres conforming to ideological guidelines issued via the editorials, as well as that part of the Chinese public that is willing to lend its ear to party-line political messages.
All five campuses are in financial agreements with Koch-supported groups requiring the university to hire candidates who adhere to defined ideological guidelines.
"They have cited ideological issues with our adoption guidelines related to giving a child up for adoption to single, unwed mothers," said Ms Gandhi.
"The most important thing they do is take very complex ideological thoughts and make them simple, with clear guidelines on how to follow Islamic law".
In 2005, the Vatican sidestepped that ideological debate, but seemed to appease conservatives by issuing guidelines that would strictly limit the admission of gay men to Catholic seminaries.
The EBM and guidelines movements have sometimes been accused of ideological behaviour – that is of imposing a narrow, rule-based and overly technical approach to clinical practice and research; of seeking to control language; of suppressing dissent; and of dismissing alternative framings of problems and solutions [ 27, 28].
Given his ideological closeness with the Conservatives, he might be in government shortly, with his guidelines becoming the law.
