Sentence examples for ideological organization from inspiring English sources

Is Obama naïve enough to think that an extremist ideological organization like Hezbollah can be mollified with a less corrupt patronage system and some electoral reform?

They're about silencing a successful organization whose free-market principles are directly opposed to the kind of big-government dependency on which the ideological organizations attacking ALEC are built.

Dedicated to preserving traditional core curriculums from the predations of multicultural-minded leftists, the council must have been one of the only ideological organizations in America watching the presidential race with something close to indifference.

66% of the PAC contributions came from business groups, 19% from labor groups, and the final 16% from ideological organizations.

He asserts that what Americans should really fear is the far better organized, more powerful and effective propaganda machine of the right that postulates the presumption of liberal bias through research groups, religious organizations, ideological news organizations and conservative personalities that "skews the entire discourse toward the right".

It did not say if they had any ideological or organization affiliation, or if they were involved in planning attacks.

Pew found that ideological news organizations assign 53 reporters to statehouses nationwide, with 14 of the 33 outlets studied being owned by the conservative Franklin Center for Government & Public Integrity.

Furthermore, he stated that student volunteers would collaborate in the creation and popularization of the USS and other Ustaše organizations, which, once they had established themselves in university life, were to establish a professional, non-ideological student organization meant to incorporate all Croatian students.

states: "Public affairs activities will not support any event involving (or appearing to involve) the promotion, endorsement, or sponsorship of any individual, civilian enterprise, religious or sectarian movement, organization, ideological movement, or political campaign".

So what in the world does that have to do with the scandal at the IRS -- a non-ideological, non-partisan organization that enforces rather than makes tax policy?

He denies this, saying he served strictly as an ideological leader after his organization was banned by the Indian government in 1986 and never took up arms.