Sentence examples for ideological matter from inspiring English sources

"It's an ideological matter," he said, declining to discuss it further.

As the Taliban nightmare in Afghanistan so powerfully illustrated, women in some societies are systematically oppressed as an ideological matter.

In general, the calligrapher was not to be reintroduced until Morris himself performed the operation as an ideological matter in the 19th century.

But these decisions are not being made by logical or practical matters, and are being made by ideological matters.

"We want to make it clear that you should not allow ideological matters to preclude what's in the best interest of the child".

"Belarus has a ministry concerned with ideological matters," she said.

This friction was indicative of a fundamental divide between the two men: Harper was strongly committed to conservative principles and opposed Manning's inclinations toward populism, which Harper saw as leading to compromise on core ideological matters.

Even what you might think were comparatively non-ideological matters, such as freeing the fertiliser market and encouraging the growth of new markets for farm credit, clash against powerful state interests.

As Stephen Wilkinson has pointed out, Obama is likely to overhaul America's relationship with Cuba; on the campaign trail, he made a point of aligning himself with Florida's new generation of post-Fidel Cuban-Americans, for whom decades-old ideological battles matter less than the practicalities of visiting and providing for family-members on the island.

"It's an ideological issue".

However, to the extent that ideological positioning matters, it's unlikely that the Democrats would be helped by shifting in a more liberal direction -- the public tends to move in the opposite direction of the party in power, demanding less government under Democrats and more under Republicans.