Sentence examples for ideological profession from inspiring English sources

By repeatedly asking it journalists underline that theirs is not an ideological profession.

The teachers' unions call them political commissars enforcers of the profession's ideological purity.

This paper takes the view that commitment to sustainability of the end process of engineering work must serve as the ideological core of the engineering profession and therefore issues of sustainability provide the framework for engineering education.

Armor and Klerman [ 7] pointed out long ago that a greater propensity for ideological factions exists when a profession and its knowledge base are in the process of institutionalization.

Lessig said these donors come from across the ideological spectrum and from various professions.

Gove clearly sees it as contaminated with the ideological prejudices of the left-leaning teaching profession.

This could be the result of ideological or philosophical conflict between the two professions, as the validity of naturopathic practice has been recently questioned in high-profile Australian medical literature, with some commentators suggesting their unscientific nature means that further research or practice of the discipline needs to be actively discouraged [ 19].

An ideological divide has opened in Hong Kong's legal profession over how long Mr. Snowden can manage to avoid extradition to the United States.

Utilizing a corporatist framework and combined with Gramsci's concept of hegemony, this paper provides insights into the power relation between the state and the accounting profession, as well as illuminates the ideological influence of the state in the development of the profession.

Arnold isn't an immigration zealot, or even an ideological liberal, despite the hippie-ish connotations of her profession.

The other is a much more ideological ideal, which treats journalism as a kind of vanguard profession — fighting for the powerless against the powerful and leading America toward enlightenment.