Human rights groups scoff at Mr. Bouterse's ideological poses.
Like some other conservatives who claim a kind of principled purity -- for example, Mr. Ashcroft's boss, George W. Bush -- the attorney general appears to have no trouble setting aside politically convenient ideological poses when it is expedient to do so.
However, the indirect nature of socio-ideological controls pose a question regarding monitoring of strategic alignment in organizations with empowerment-oriented controls.
But the ideological challenge posed by the anti-imperialist leftists was perceived as far more dangerous than the potential U.S. threat.
Really, how many ideological wrecks posing as "solutions" to America's immigration crisis can one listen to?
Let them go!" as he masked ideological extremism under the pose of revolutionary euphoria.
Indeed, there had actually been a time when, on account both of his quietism, the ideological challenge he posed to militant secular nationalism, and his opposition to the armed struggle espoused by the Palestine Liberation Organisation, that the Israelis looked benevolently on him and his works.
There had actually been a time when, on account of his quietism, the ideological challenge he posed to militant secular nationalism, and his opposition to the armed struggle espoused by the Palestine Liberation Organisation, the Israelis looked benevolently on Yassin and his works.
Shortly after Xi Jinping came to power, at the last Communist Party Congress in 2012, a leaked document began circulating online that outlined seven key ideological concepts that posed a threat to Communist Party rule and forbade the promotion of them in China's universities or in the media.
The act gives a definition of terrorism as an act or threat "designed to influence the government", that "is made for the purpose of advancing a political, religious, racial or ideological cause" and that would pose a "serious risk" to the health or safety of a section of the public.
