Sentence examples for ideological preferences from inspiring English sources

So there is no question of differing political opinions or ideological preferences on this point.

A survey of mandated salaries demonstrates that ideological preferences were rewarded over rarefied achievement and training.

However, all journals have their own scholarly priorities and preferences, sometimes even ideological preferences in the humanities and social sciences.

It's not one that makes much difference, for me, in deciding whether to cut Social Security or something else, but for people with different ideological preferences it might.

These reminded him, he said, of "certain episodes from the history of the Soviet Union," when "attempts to push for changes within other countries based on ideological preferences often led to tragic consequences and to degradation rather than progress".

For many people, particularly in parts of the global south, the Nobel peace prize has come to be seen as a controversial win, associated as it is with particular ideological preferences.

I reject the idea that we prefer the hair shirt as a sort of ideological preference.

If they are right, then radical change will not be a question of choice or ideological preference.

"I believe it will override an ideological preference for less government, less government intrusion, less cost," he said.

A report on Oct. 30 by Al Jazeera's main man in Kabul, Tayseer Allouni, similarly underscored the ideological preference of the station's reporters.

The fact that we've had to take these extraordinary measures and intervene is not an indication of my ideological preference, but an indication of the degree to which lax regulation and extravagant risk taking has precipitated a crisis.