Sentence examples for ideological limits from inspiring English sources

Weifenbach and ECD Iserlohn serve as a tale of a man who took sport and money to its ideological limits.

Unusual Display of Violence "Solo Voyage," while not testing ideological limits or setting standards for artistic excellence, offers more action and violence than most Soviet movies.

"This ideological limit on what schools can do and when they can be open is so clearly a remnant of the past," Mr. Teixeira added.

Yet rising fervor in each party's ideological base limits the ability of Congressional leaders to bargain even when they want to.

Rather, it's that the press's ideological blinders limit the kinds of crusades mainstream outlets are willing to entertain, and the formal commitment to neutrality encourages self-deception about what counts as crusading.

The intentions of the people who organized and took part in the elections are probably good, but they are limited by their ideological predilections, limited experience and social backgrounds.

In China, where Edwin Lim once served as chief of mission for the Bank, "the economic dialogue was always," he admits, "within the Chinese ideological and political limits".A review of the Bank's efforts to prune the lush bureaucracies of African states concluded that civil-service reform remains elusive and intractable.

However, women's officer, Kelly Rogers, said if the fees are raised, it will be an "ideological attack" to limit the ability of the working classes and those already marginalised.

Unfortunately, right now House Republicans continue to tie funding of the government to ideological demands like limiting a woman's access to contraception or delaying the Affordable Care Act, all to save face after making some impossible promises to the extreme right wing of their party.

His ideological positions have limited the development of tangible cooperative links between the Caucasus Emirate and al Qaeda related groups.

"Yo, el supremo weaves a plethora of formats into a single work: history, novel, sociological essay, moral philosophy, biographical novel, revolutionary pamphlet, testimonial documentary, poetic prose, autobiographic confession, ideological debate over literary limits, and linguistic treatise on the limits of verbal expression".