Sentence examples for ideological interference from inspiring English sources

It isn't just that science has in general lacked structures for mounting effective resistance to political and ideological interference.

To such people, a career in science seemed to promise the least likelihood of ideological interference in their lives, a hope that had yet to be disappointed.

This action represents the sort of ideological interference in education that can only end in making the state's students less informed and less prepared to function in the 21st century marketplace.

Without mentioning the charter, party leaders have railed against multiparty democracy and separation of powers as Western-imposed "erroneous ideological interferences".

As has become China's modus operandi in the chess game of foreign affairs, Beijing's calculated silence on the Ukrainian crisis is based on several geopolitical issues: the ideological pillar of non-interference in the affairs of sovereign states, the China-Russia alliance, Chinese investments in Ukraine, and concerns about ethnic separatism in western China.

Even those who have grown cynical over the Bush administration's relentless manipulation of scientific views to fit its political and ideological agenda must have been surprised at the sheer breadth of interference described by the former surgeon general, Dr. Richard Carmona.

Briggs was quick to claim his independence, saying that his work had received no interference at all from the Center, "I have no ideological axe to grind at all about the use of value-added assessment or the LA Times.

China's identification of itself with that of the Third World and Africa and sharing a strong sense of ideological affinity besides its foreign policy principles based on non-interference can be singled out as factors that have bound them together to the extent of what is being debated today.

Interior Minister Ramón Rodríguez Chacín announced the intelligence overhaul in a public appearance here last week, saying it was needed to combat "interference from the United States" by having intelligence agency workers imbued with "ideological commitment".

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".

Libertarians, who want less government interference in all aspects of life, have never been single-issue activists, but they serve as an ideological release valve for voters on the left and the right when the government becomes too interventionist at home or abroad.