Sentence examples for ideological programme from inspiring English sources

It is committed to pushing through an ideological programme of cuts and privatisation.

And there were many challenges and difficulties that one would have to deal with according to its establishment and according to its special ideological programme, and one must deal with each one of them on an individual basis.

Accusing Mr Osborne of a "rapid and headlong plunge down the path of rapid deficit reduction", he told his audience at the LSE:I was – and remain – deeply suspicious that he was using the imperative of deficit reduction as convenient cover to drive through a deeply ideological programme of cuts to public services and the welfare state.

He avoids speculating about future scenarios and makes do with the concept "bi-nationalism" – "not as a political or ideological programme so much as a de facto reality masquerading as a temporary state of affairs … a description of the current condition, not a prescription".

This ideological programme is of course inhuman on every level, weaponising as it does the worst instincts of their supporters to ensure their continued endorsement of a political system that functions contrary to their interests.

But in fact – as a number of other commentators have noted, including James Butler in this very publication – it's clear that what's bringing them together is, as much as anything else, their shared ideological programme.

In fact, these apparently structural calls for "more Europe" are pitches for specific ideological programmes.

Both are guilty of overpromising for ideological programmes that cannot give voters what they most want.America's modern woes are well-rehearsed.

Ensler is in good company, for if the new feminist movements have one thing in common, it's an aversion to prescriptive ideological programmes.

"These children were born on the Coalition's watch and have been let down by a government that prioritised the ideological free school programme over ensuring that every child has a school place".

However, they differ in their ideological or social programmes.