Sentence examples for ideological pressures from inspiring English sources

There were considerable ideological pressures working in the other direction".

But, by the end of 1962, ideological pressures from above had curtailed his innovation.

There are increasing right-wing ideological pressures to bring the NHS more into line with social care, through more charging, more privatisation and more means and needs testing.

"He's worked assiduously to remove those divisions and difficulties that ideological pressures create, and instead has tried to focus on the importance of the humanities to the nation," Dr. Rudder said.

But there is a big difference between the ideological pressures on the current administration halfway into its term and those facing Mr. Clinton at the same point in his presidency.

The very guidelines for marking off protected from unprotected speech are the result of this battle rather than truths in their own right: "No such thing as free (nonideologically constrained) speech; no such thing as a public forum purged of ideological pressures of exclusion" (Fish, 1994, 116).

For both parties, one of the driving forces pushing candidates to extremes is the ideological pressure of primary electorates.

However, as religious dispute descended into religious war, a baleful ideological pressure grew in Cranach's work for churches.

He recalls that the ideological pressure on industry was for self-sufficiency: Iran's industries were not to look outside the country for parts, technology, labor, or capital.

Cuba's Communist party, however, is not bowing to economic difficulties or ideological pressure despite restored diplomatic ties with the US.

As a museum dedicated to Western rather than Russian art, the Pushkin was also not as vulnerable as other Soviet museums to the ideological pressure that was then applied to Russian culture generally.