The first, described by Daniel R Schwarz as "Disraeli's ideological Pilgrim's Progress", is a story of political life with particular regard to the roles of the Anglican and Roman Catholic churches.
QUESTION FROM GUEST: Do you think it is ideological barriers that prevent progress or is it just old fashioned cronyism and greed?
If he fails to do so, and Likud returns to power intent on holding onto large areas of the West Bank for ideological and security reasons, progress toward peace will be much delayed, at best.
But they are digging in for another month of hard campaigning at least, a reminder that for all of Mr. Romney's progress, an ideological rift remains that Mr. Santorum will exploit as long as he sees a path to win, even if by forcing an open convention.
I don't think there's an ideological ownership of what progress means.
Upon arrival in Baghdad, he became critical of the plan set out by CPA, making clear that Iraq czar Paul Bremer's ideological vision was impeding progress that could have been made to stabilize Iraq.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3 — Congress stumbled toward its August recess on a discordant note Friday as angry partisanship and distrust slowed the House and Senate in the latest example of the ideological standoff that has made progress difficult all year.
It is the story of two lawmakers who swallowed their ideological pride to make moderate progress.
His interest in change and progress is sort of ideological.
Enacting the patriotism clause now could erase that progress and reignite the ideological wars.
