Sentence examples for ideological push from inspiring English sources

"An ideological push and a billion bucks creates a wave," said William Smith, the vice president of public policy for the Sexuality Information and Education Council of the United States, a sexual-health advocacy organization.

Republicans had always found it easy to embrace deficit reduction, at least in principle, partly for economic reasons but also because it fit their ideological push for smaller, less influential government.

Jakob Edberg of GR Japan, a lobbying firm, thinks that when the third arrow is properly loosed, it may consist of narrow, technical changes to regulations rather than a broader ideological push towards a more market-oriented economy.A different sort of change may be on the horizon, however.

Bauer's critique of Goldhagen inspires some of his best writing, since he himself insists that anti-Semitism provided the ideological "push" that, combined with Hitler's fanaticism, the enthusiastic embrace of the bureaucracy and professional elites and the milder but not yet murderous prejudices of the broad German public, made the Holocaust possible.

It dovetails with the ideological push by many Republicans, including Mitchell E. Daniels Jr., the White House budget director, to weed out what they consider to be wasteful, duplicative and inefficient programs in their drive to reduce the size of government.

Mr Shaikh, however, warns against reading too much into the connections, saying Qatar is not embarking on some ideological push.

In both cases, powerful ideological forces pushed people to borrow ("Homeownership is the path to wealth"; "Education is the key to the future").

Then Mr. Bush abruptly backed an ideological approach pushed by House Republicans who could not stomach the idea of increasing the number of federal employees.

They should supplement their respect for the ideological activists pushing important issues into the mainstream with respect for the loyal, grassroots Democrats who make sure there are enough Democratic votes in Congress to make any policy matter.

The death of nuance on the right, the ideological extremism, pushes them away.

They historically have shown the same self-defeating pattern of demanding ideological purity, pushing moderates to go left or get taken down, and continue to this day.