Sentence examples for ideological plan from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the great ideological plan marches on.

You know, our opponents say I've got an ideological plan.

12.29pm: The chancellor says his critics say he has an ideological plan.

Stripping out the public realm is their long-term ideological plan.

Labour's Ed Balls said the Tories were committed to an "ideological plan" for the biggest cuts since World War Two.

Mr Osborne was committed to an "ideological plan" and wanted to run a £23bn surplus in order to "cut the size of the state" to a level not seen since the 1930s, Mr Balls said.

Dedicated staff are leaving as they can't bear to watch as these ideological plans cause the service to fall to its knees.

It comes just weeks after the Lib Dem business secretary, Vince Cable, issued a warning about the government cutting too hard and attacked Osborne's "ideological" plans to slash more from the welfare budget.

The issues page of Trump's White House offered no new plans or policies but rather a rehash of many of his most prominent campaign promises — a signal to the nation that Trump, more pragmatic than ideological, plans to implement at least the key guideposts of his campaign vision.

In sometimes bad-tempered exchanges, he also claimed that the "same old Tories" were returning to the 1930s with their ideological plans to cut £6bn from the economy this year, and that the party was planning to offer a corporation tax cut for the banks, a move that he said would hit manufacturing.

His remarks come a day after Ed Balls, the shadow chancellor, argued that George Osborne's autumn statement had given Labour the chance to become the party of the centre ground, resisting extremist and ideological plans to reduce spending on public services to the level of the 1930s.