Given how unpopular unions are, one would think union members would be extra careful to be welcoming, congenial, considerate and non-ideological with potential employers when jobs are on the line.
The attempt to unite the church's ideological and practical potential is illustrated vividly at the Russian State Social University.
Taken as a whole, these events have set up a potential ideological conflict between protecting privacy rights and protesting the enforcement of copyrights.
As children, many East Germans read Liselotte Welskopf-Henrich's series, "The Sons of the Great Bear," published from 1951 to 1964 in the G.D.R., and therefore deemed free of potential ideological impurities.
For governmental actors, this in an important procedure because they usually share common goals, despite potential ideological differences due to coalition governments.
Critically, the influence of these co-benefits did not depend on believing climate change is real or important or people's political ideology, showing the potential of co-benefits in overcoming ideological hurdles that are currently holding back widespread action.
With Clinton's standing improved, and with less of an ideological void for a potential Biden candidacy to fill -- "He has to look at that and ask, 'What role can I play on that stage?'" said the ally -- aides to the former secretary of state appear less nervous about another top Democrat entering the fray.
Still there is more to the Republican side of the debate than just Hooverism, and given the way the congressional pay-as-you-go ("pay-go") rules work, Democrats can, and should, put aside the ideological battle and the potential campaign issue, and identify some tax increases and budget cuts we can support to bring the budget closer to balance once the economy starts moving forward.
Nature films have functioned as a vehicle for social and cultural norms, thanks to the genre's potential for "naturalizing ideological values," as Mr. Bousé put it.
