Sentence examples for ideological motive from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pate said an ideological motive was evident in only about one-third of the cases.

Rhodes, the oldest of the group, also had an "ideological motive, not a financial motive", said his barrister, Nina Grahame.

Detectives are keeping an open mind as to what if any ideological motive is behind the packages.

The entire decade-long domestic death toll from terrorism (that is, where a political or ideological motive was apparent) was thirty.

Michael Chessum, the ULU president, said privatisation of the loan book stemmed from "a poisonous ideological motive to make students consumers, with a lifetime of increasingly malign debt".

Yet Disraeli may well have had an authentic ideological motive, if at one remove: he seems to have hoped that an enfranchised working class might unite with the landowning classes against big business.

Talented intruders who are motivated -- and perhaps banding together with criminal or ideological motives -- can go far, he said, citing little-publicized attacks on business and Pentagon computer networks by hackers who may be linked to organized crime in Russia.

Conservatives' ideological motives were as easy to discern.

Among the chief ideological motives have been religious or antireligious concerns.

They are also in the kidnapping business, with a mix of pecuniary and ideological motives.

The killing may have had financial as well as ideological motives.